DOGE-hating federal government union workers had to dig deep to find a protest song to defend government waste. They dug up an old coal mining protest song and gargled and croaked some new <em>Musky</em> lyrics to it. WARNING: We recommend securing all sharp objects in your home before playing the video of this event.

Commenters have theories as to why the crowd is so sparse and the singing is so cringe.

Commenters on the side of DOGE want the Dems to never stop protesting or breaking out in song.

They cannot self-reflect. It’s why they think these tired protest marches still work.

Commenters are correct that Marxist marches and fighting audits that are saving taxpayers money are not a winning plan.

These singing protestors belong to a massive <a href="https://twitchy.com/warren-squire/2025/02/11/dems-march-protest-dc-doge-afge-union-n2408173" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">government union</a> but could only coax a handful to march on Tuesday. Which side are you on? We can safely say the DOGE side.

 {ai:summary}<p>Federal government union workers protested with a reworked coal mining song, drawing criticism for their sparse turnout and perceived lack of effectiveness. Observers noted the cringe-worthy performance and speculated on the implications for the opposition's future.</p><p>Commenters expressed hope that continued protests would benefit their political side, suggesting that the current opposition is out of touch and unlikely to regain power. The sentiment is that the protests reflect a disconnect from mainstream concerns and a failure to learn from past electoral outcomes. #politics</p>

Coal Miners’ Slaughter: Government Employees’ Union Butchers Old Protest Song to Attack DOGE

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