Staff Reports
Donald Trump hits 100 days in office, and the left is quivering in their boots with anxiety. They are positively hysterical that he’s succeeding where they claimed he would fail. Democrats shriek and moan as Trump effectively secures the southern border, a feat they said was impossible. Meanwhile, he’s been slicing through government waste and booting out international troublemakers, much to their chagrin.
Yet there they are, the Democrats, painting an apocalypse in America. Inflation’s down, illegal immigration is nearly solved, and foreign investments are rolling in. But who cares about facts when there’s a narrative to spin, right? Led by none other than Schumer and his fear factory, they’re spinning tales of dystopian nightmares, suggesting the return of black ops and random kidnappings. If only they knew the average American isn’t buying their fantasies.
On the stage stands Hakeem Jeffries with all his vague ramblings, echoing empty threats to hold Trump accountable. But for what? The same folks couldn’t even hold governors accountable for their failures during the unrest that gutted American cities a few summers back. Then there’s Amy Klobuchar, tossing around accusations of chaos and corruption, perhaps nostalgic for the blunders of the last administration.
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The liberal elite, including big talkers like Robert Reich and AOC, spew their discontent, all while Trump brushes them aside like the annoying gnats they are. As their dreams of a socialist utopia crumble, they desperately tweet, longing for a chance to reverse American prosperity. Watching their meltdown is a guilty pleasure for anyone who hoped for a president with some backbone.
The Democrats are throwing tantrums as Trump rolls down the path of progress. Their cries become more desperate, more disconnected from reality. They’re living in Trump’s America, and boy, does it show. Trump leads while the left whines, and the silent majority nods approvingly. Who will the people listen to: the president who acts or the party that screams?
