I have to admit I find this ridiculous "sit-in" from House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) very funny. It's much like Booker's 25-hour fake filibuster: "look at me, I'm fighting" -- as they just sit there complaining. So forgive me if I take a little time to mock them today.
This is about the billionth time the Democrats have tried to sell us on "Trump is Hitler" and is going to push Grandma over the cliff. Here they are at it again.
As I mentioned earlier, they were even preaching the Gospel to us from the steps. Not doing anything positive for the American people, but play-acting at "fighting" for us. Their current topic for this "sit-in" appears to be the budget as they once again falsely claim Trump and the Republicans are going to cut things like Medicaid.
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They've now moved on from Christianity and the Gospel, which I wrote about earlier, to Islam and the words of Booker's favorite Muslim poet: Muhammad Ali. Booker is speaking here with Rep. André Carson (D-IN).
But hey, guys, they're "feeling strong" and they've been out there for six hours. Stunning and brave. They're truly heroic.
Keep going into this week and stay outside while Republicans are voting -- then you may have done something helpful.
Do they think sitting on steps like this makes them look like they're actually doing something? Or that it makes them more relatable?
Who would vote for this? It isn't about religion or trying to act like us, guys. It's about doing productive things. You can't fake that. You can't talk your way into that when you keep providing policies that hurt us. They're not even bothering to stand up in this stunt. They're just lounging around, talking to each other. Why can't they stop fear-mongering about Trump and Republicans, and do something worthwhile?
I don't even think they're fooling people on the left with this. Because what does it produce? The same thing Booker's 25-hour narcissism-fest did: absolutely nothing. Reminder: while live-streaming this as a "conversation" with the people, they disabled the chat and comment parts of YouTube so Americans couldn't weigh in on all this.
But they may come out of it with sore butts.
People had fun laughing at them.