Staff Reports
Prepare for another liberal dynasty attempt to seize power in Congress. Jack Schlossberg, grandson of the illustrious John F. Kennedy, has thrown his hat into the political ring. But let’s be real. Does a legacy automatically grant you the moral high ground to lead? Schlossberg certainly thinks so, as he’s eager to snatch up Jerry Nadler’s departing congressional seat, under the guise of rescuing America from a so-called “constitutional crisis.”
This wannabe political savior’s Instagram rants reveal more about liberal hysteria than genuine concern for our nation. Schlossberg seems obsessed with painting a picture of chaos, claiming President Trump is amassing unprecedented wealth and authority. Heaven forbid! A successful businessman succeeding in both business and politics—clearly, this is an affront to the dynastic elites who think they know best because they have a famous last name.
HOLY SH*T 🚨 USDA Secretary Rollins EXPOSES how corrupt the SNAP System is with over half a million people getting paid twice under the same name and “5,000 de*ad people” in just 29 States
THIS NEEDS TO BE STOPPED IMMEDIATELY
‘WE THE PEOPLE’ WANT A REFUND pic.twitter.com/Y1aR0iNJa3
— MAGA Voice (@MAGAVoice) November 13, 2025
The reality is, Trump energizes the country in a way the stale Democrat playbook never could. Schlossberg’s desperate plea for Democrats to ‘win back’ Congress epitomizes liberal impotence. They want power back, not for Americans, but for their own egos and radical agendas. It’s a transparent ploy to challenge Trump, who, by the way, has done more for regular Americans in four years than the political elites have managed in decades.
Schlossberg tries to craft a rags-to-riches narrative, reminiscing about his ‘bus rides across the district.’ A nice touch, perhaps, for those easily swayed by sob stories, but Americans deserve more than nostalgia and empty rhetoric. Schlossberg’s resume highlights his role as a spokesperson for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris—an administration steeped in incompetence and globalist pandering. It seems all in the family for those pushing a left-wing agenda.
In a field crammed with other Democratic contenders, we must question what makes Schlossberg qualified. Is he just another liberal dreaming of the glory days of Kennedy fame, without any achievements to back it up? The American people should not reward recycled ideas and empty narratives. Instead, we need leaders who can deliver real change, not manipulative messages wrapped in family history.
Will New York voters see through this charade? Or will they be seduced by another glittering name with no substance? Let us hope for the sake of America, they choose wisely.
