Ro Khanna just compared himself to a former president and took liberal arrogance to a new level

Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna never misses a chance to put himself on a pedestal. This time, he’s got the gall to dish out advice to everyone about Platner—like he’s some kind of visionary. But here’s the kicker: he’s actually comparing himself to a former president, trying to ride the coattails of real American leaders. If you thought liberal egos couldn’t get any bigger, Khanna is out to prove you wrong.

Liberal politicians just love to lecture ordinary Americans. From their ivory towers in Washington, D.C., they think they know what’s best for the rest of us. But Ro Khanna has taken that arrogance to a comical new level. Apparently, he thinks his thoughts on Platner are so profound, we all need to listen up and fall in line. These are the same people who are botching our economy, undermining American values, and putting radical global agendas above the needs of their own country.

And then there’s the blatant hypocrisy. Democrats rant about humility and listening to the “common man,” but the minute a camera rolls, they’re making every issue about themselves. Khanna’s self-comparison to a former president isn’t just pure ego. It’s a sign of the disconnect between liberal elites and the struggling families they claim to represent. They talk unity but practice self-promotion. They sell hope but deliver chaos.

The comparison itself is laughable. Real leaders put America first. They don’t posture in front of the media and expect everyone to clap like trained seals. While hard-working Americans worry about their jobs and skyrocketing prices, Democrats like Khanna want a pat on the back for offering up recycled talking points—usually written by some overpaid staffer in a back room.

One can only wonder how much longer the American public will tolerate this circus. When will voters demand better than empty advice from career politicians who love the spotlight more than real results? Maybe it’s time Khanna and his pals took a step down from their soapboxes and started listening for a change. Or do they truly believe their own hype?

Source: Redstate