Watch: Liz Warren Accidentally Sparks Rare Bipartisanship Moment After Taking Tumble on Senate Floor
Senator Liz Warren (D-MA) accidentally sparked a rare bipartisan moment on Thursday when she took a pretty bad tumble on the Senate floor.
In a video shared by our sister site Townhall.com, Warren can be seen standing next to a table and appearing to sway a bit. For some reason, she then leaned backwards just a smidge and fell backward against the table and tumbled to the ground.
"DOWN SHE GOES!" the post read. "Elizabeth Warren just took a nasty tumble. Oof."
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Immediately after she took the nasty tumble, Republican male lawmakers rushed over, with a few female Democrat leaders also coming over to see if they could help Warren out.
Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) is the person who got to her first, and after he helped her get back on her feet, Warren pats his hand a few times in an apparent effort to thank her colleague.
Shortly after the senator fell, numerous posts surfaced on X, with comments about the fall, and a few that used Trump's nickname for her, Pocahontas.
Despite a few comments that appeared to troll Warren, the response from those on the Senate floor was actually quite heartwarming to see. And seeing that when one of their colleagues was in trouble, it wasn't time to be aligned with one's party, but to be a human and help another human being who had fallen.
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Ironically, on Thursday, hours earlier, Warren posted a clip of her speaking on the Senate floor slamming bipartisan bills.
She wrote in an X post, "Why should Democrats support a 'bipartisan bill' just for Republicans to turn around and delete the parts [President] Donald Trump doesn't like?"
During her little speech, Warren reflected on past bills that have passed with support from both Republicans and Democrats before she slammed the GOP, which she said has continued to bend the knee to give Trump what he wants.
As RedState recently reported, voters don't want to see the Democrats resist his agenda and instead want to see the parties working together to pass Trump's America First policies, according to a new poll.
It found:
Among all respondents, 46% answered "work with Trump," 19% said "resist Trump," a sizeable 26% said "depends on the issue," with only 9% "not sure."
Summed up, that means that an overwhelming 72% would like to see Democrats cooperate with Trump, at least on an issue-by-issue basis. Just 19% would resist all Trumpian initiatives.
Clearly, the senator missed the point of working together, which Americans want to see.
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