Basically, he's saying that Democrats are acting like whiny child-like hypocrites lacking any self-awareness or facts.
A hilarious thing happened in Washington last weekend: President Trump did something and the Democrats absolutely hated it.
It was hilarious for several reasons, not least of which was the simple fact that the Democrats hate anything Mr. Trump does. If he were to demand that Roe v. Wade be reinstated and then invite 10 million foreigners to simply walk across the U.S. border, Democrats would find some reason to hate it.
As you may have heard, America on Saturday bombed Iran back into the Stone Age (well, at least back to the time when the violent terrorist state wasn’t getting close to building a nuclear weapon). In days past, the daily discourse wasn’t so hideously partisan — because, as they used to say, politics stops at the water’s edge — but today, every politician is trying to score points on everything without a care as to whether it’s bad for America.
It didn’t take long for Democrats to condemn Mr. Trump for taking action against a rogue nation that has been threatening America for 46 years and funding terrorist operations across the Middle East, including Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis. Everyone who spoke up (we did note that Democrats in states Mr. Trump won in November were oddly silent) either called for his impeachment or declared that his action was unconstitutional because he did not seek approval from Congress.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York — who Democrats say is the de facto leader of the party, according to one poll — was able to jam them both into one whiny post on social media. “The President’s disastrous decision to bomb Iran without authorization is a grave violation of the Constitution and Congressional War Powers,” she wrote shortly after the president wiped out Iran’s nuclear facilities. “He has impulsively risked launching a war that may ensnare us for generations. It is absolutely and clearly grounds for impeachment.”
Democrats tried to impeach Mr. Trump — again — on Tuesday but failed miserably. The final vote was 344-79 on a motion to kill the resolution, with 128 Democrats joining all 216 Republicans. So much for that idea.
Still, party leaders and top lawmakers continue to say Mr. Trump violated the Constitution when he blasted Iran. “Trump said he would end wars; now he has dragged America into one,” Sen. Chris Van Hollen said in a statement. “His actions are a clear violation of our Constitution — ignoring the requirement that only the Congress has the authority to declare war.”
Trump’s bold move in Iran outs Democrats as spineless hypocrites
Strikes on Iran were no different from what past presidents of both parties have doneA hilarious thing happened in Washington last weekend: President Trump did something and the Democrats absolutely hated it.
It was hilarious for several reasons, not least of which was the simple fact that the Democrats hate anything Mr. Trump does. If he were to demand that Roe v. Wade be reinstated and then invite 10 million foreigners to simply walk across the U.S. border, Democrats would find some reason to hate it.
As you may have heard, America on Saturday bombed Iran back into the Stone Age (well, at least back to the time when the violent terrorist state wasn’t getting close to building a nuclear weapon). In days past, the daily discourse wasn’t so hideously partisan — because, as they used to say, politics stops at the water’s edge — but today, every politician is trying to score points on everything without a care as to whether it’s bad for America.
It didn’t take long for Democrats to condemn Mr. Trump for taking action against a rogue nation that has been threatening America for 46 years and funding terrorist operations across the Middle East, including Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis. Everyone who spoke up (we did note that Democrats in states Mr. Trump won in November were oddly silent) either called for his impeachment or declared that his action was unconstitutional because he did not seek approval from Congress.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York — who Democrats say is the de facto leader of the party, according to one poll — was able to jam them both into one whiny post on social media. “The President’s disastrous decision to bomb Iran without authorization is a grave violation of the Constitution and Congressional War Powers,” she wrote shortly after the president wiped out Iran’s nuclear facilities. “He has impulsively risked launching a war that may ensnare us for generations. It is absolutely and clearly grounds for impeachment.”
Democrats tried to impeach Mr. Trump — again — on Tuesday but failed miserably. The final vote was 344-79 on a motion to kill the resolution, with 128 Democrats joining all 216 Republicans. So much for that idea.
Still, party leaders and top lawmakers continue to say Mr. Trump violated the Constitution when he blasted Iran. “Trump said he would end wars; now he has dragged America into one,” Sen. Chris Van Hollen said in a statement. “His actions are a clear violation of our Constitution — ignoring the requirement that only the Congress has the authority to declare war.”