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Dumbercrat of the Day:

• Past Writings Deemed Racist: A 1992 college op-ed where Jeffries called Black conservatives "house Negroes" is frequently cited by conservatives as evidence of bigoted views against those with differing ideologies, fueling accusations of hypocrisy on racial issues.
• Immigration Policies: Critics accuse him of supporting "open borders," free healthcare for undocumented immigrants, and lax enforcement, which they claim enables crime, fentanyl trafficking, and an "invasion" at the border.
• Obstruction in Budget Fights: Jeffries is blamed for risking government shutdowns by opposing Republican spending cuts, particularly to programs like Medicaid, with conservatives arguing he prioritizes partisan "revenge" over national interests.
• Partisan Rhetoric: His speeches, including terms like "Cult 45" for Trump supporters and accusations of GOP "autocracy," are seen as divisive, labeling conservatives as "fascists" or "bigots" while preaching unity.
• Support for Progressive Social Policies: Conservatives criticize his backing of transgender rights (e.g., trans youth care), abortion access, and perceived anti-police policies, accusing him of promoting "woke" agendas that harm families and safety.
• Perceived Weak Leadership: Mocked as a "DEI hire" and "powerless" leader with low approval (e.g., 19% cited on X), conservatives argue he lacks political talent and was chosen for identity politics over merit.
• Personal Attacks and Mockery: His style, including a "preaching tone," and reactions to things like AI-generated videos (e.g., Trump's sombrero video) are ridiculed, with some calling him a "Temu Obama" or lacking courage.

09/29/2025 James Comey

• Handling of the Hillary Clinton Email Investigation: Comey led the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was Secretary of State. In July 2016, he announced that while Clinton's actions were "extremely careless," he would not recommend criminal charges. Many conservatives felt this decision was too lenient, believing it reflected a bias in favor of Clinton, a Democratic candidate, and that it undermined accountability for what they saw as serious misconduct. Conversely, just 11 days before the 2016 election, Comey announced the reopening of the investigation due to newly discovered emails, which some conservatives initially supported but later criticized as poorly timed or mishandled, arguing it muddied the waters without clear resolution. They saw this as either incompetence or a deliberate attempt to influence the election.
• Perceived Anti-Trump Bias: After Donald Trump's election, Comey's FBI was investigating alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia. Conservatives, particularly Trump supporters, viewed this investigation as politically motivated, especially after Comey's firing by Trump in May 2017. They argued Comey was part of a "deep state" effort to undermine Trump's presidency. The release of Comey's memos, which documented his interactions with Trump, and his subsequent testimony before Congress, where he described pressure from Trump to drop parts of the Russia investigation, fueled conservative distrust. They saw this as Comey pushing a narrative against Trump, especially since some of his actions (like leaking memos to the press) were viewed as self-serving or vindictive.
• Role in the Russia Investigation and FISA Controversies: Comey's FBI was involved in the early stages of the Trump-Russia investigation, including the use of the Steele dossier in the FISA warrant process to surveil Trump associate Carter Page. Conservatives criticized Comey for what they saw as abuses of power in the FISA process, alleging the FBI under his leadership used unverified information to target Trump's campaign. The 2019 Inspector General report by Michael Horowitz found significant errors and omissions in the FBI's FISA applications, which conservatives pointed to as evidence of Comey's mismanagement or bias.
• Public Persona and Post-FBI Behavior: After his firing, Comey became a vocal critic of Trump, publishing a book, A Higher Loyalty, and frequently commenting on political matters via media and platforms like X. Conservatives viewed this as grandstanding, accusing him of leveraging his former position for personal gain and to push an anti-Trump agenda. His public statements, often emphasizing ethics and leadership, were seen by some conservatives as hypocritical, given their belief that he acted improperly during his FBI tenure.
• Broader Distrust of Institutions: For many conservatives, Comey became a symbol of what they perceive as corruption or bias within federal institutions like the FBI. His actions, combined with the broader narrative of a "deep state" working against conservative interests, amplified their distrust.

09/25/2025 & 10/01/2025 Chuck Schumer

• Threatening Supreme Court Justices (2020): During a pro-abortion rally outside the Supreme Court, Schumer said, "I want to tell you, Gorsuch, I want to tell you, Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price. You won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions." Critics, especially conservatives, interpreted this as a direct threat to Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh over potential abortion rulings.
• Pushing Partisan Legislation: As Senate Majority Leader, Schumer has championed major Democratic bills like the Inflation Reduction Act (2022) and the American Rescue Plan (2021), often using reconciliation to bypass Republican support. He's also been instrumental in confirming progressive judicial nominees.
• Filibuster Hypocrisy: Schumer has shifted positions on the Senate filibuster. As Minority Leader, he defended it to block Republican priorities, but as Majority Leader, he's pushed to reform or eliminate it to pass Democratic priorities like voting rights legislation (e.g., the For the People Act).
• Handling of Impeachment Trials: During Trump's impeachment trials (2020 and 2021), Schumer, as Minority Leader and later Majority Leader, was a vocal advocate for conviction, pushing for robust investigations and publicizing Trump's actions.
• Border Security and Immigration Stance: Schumer has supported immigration reforms, including pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and protections for DACA recipients. He's criticized Republican border security measures as overly harsh.
• Long Tenure and "Career Politician" Status: Schumer has been in Congress since 1981 (House) and the Senate since 1999, amassing significant influence. Critics highlight his long tenure as evidence of being a "career politician."
• October 1st 2025 Government shutdown (the Schumer shutdown): Democrats are holding the government hostage over "unrelated" health care issues that voters rejected in the 2024 election. They passed 13 clean CRs under Biden without issue and now demand billions in "waste, fraud, and abuse" tied to ACA programs, including alleged benefits for undocumented immigrants (a claim Democrats call false, as such subsidies are illegal). House Speaker Mike Johnson stated post-shutdown: "Democrats have officially voted to CLOSE the government... How long will Chuck Schumer let this pain go on-for his own selfish reasons?"

09/23/2025 Jasmine Crockett

• Crime & Law Enforcement: As a former public defender, Crockett downplays criminality ("committing a crime doesn't make you a criminal, it's a state of mind") and equates ICE to "slave patrols," seen as excusing violence and undermining police.
• Immigration & Borders: Blames Trump for "open borders" while ignoring Biden-era surges; said "we done picking cotton" to justify migrant labor, viewed as racist and economically naive.
• Trump & GOP Attacks: Calls Trump a "wannabe Hitler" following his "playbook," blamed him for "skyrocketing" political/racial violence (post-Kirk assassination); refuses to condemn critics like Charlie Kirk, smearing him as racist on his funeral day.
• Racial Division: Accuses TX of racism, pushes "white supremacy" narratives; voted against Kirk honor citing his "anti-people of color rhetoric," seen as race-obsessed grifting that ignores Black voters' shift to GOP.
• Economic & Other Policies: Backs "Tesla Takedown" (costing billions in jobs); demands luxury Escalades via taxpayer funds; no major bills passed, focused on "influencer" antics over district needs like housing.

09/22/2025 AOC

• Socialist Policies: AOC's Green New Deal, Medicare for All, and wealth taxes are seen as "communist" plans to destroy capitalism, balloon deficits, and punish success. Critics call her a "Bernie Sanders knockoff" pushing Venezuela-style economics.
• Anti-Business Stance: Blamed for killing 25,000 jobs by opposing Amazon's HQ2 in Queens (2019), prioritizing "woke" ideology over economic growth; accused of ignoring small business struggles in her district.
• Crime & Immigration: Supports defunding police and sanctuary cities, seen as enabling crime and illegal immigration; critics tie her to rising NYC crime (murders up 10% since 2019, per NYPD).
• Anti-Israel Stance: Labeled a Hamas sympathizer for criticizing Israel's Gaza actions; her Squad membership and "ceasefire" push seen as appeasing terrorists and undermining U.S. allies.
• Woke Rhetoric: Her focus on identity politics (e.g., gender pronouns, systemic racism) and "Latinx" term (polls show 68% of Hispanics dislike it) alienates working-class voters; seen as pandering to elites.

08/27/2025 Jamie Raskin

• Trump Impeachments & J6 Committee: Raskin is blamed for "witch hunts" to delegitimize Trump's presidency; as lead manager in the 2021 impeachment (for "inciting insurrection"), he allegedly suppressed exculpatory evidence and turned J6 into a "Democrat hoax" to cover up 2020 election "theft."
• Free Speech & Censorship: Hypocrite who demands "action" against Elon Musk/X for posts conservatives like, but defends Jimmy Kimmel's "hate speech" against Trump; accused of supporting Big Tech censorship of right-wing voices (e.g., Roseanne, Chappelle) while decrying Trump's "assault on the First Amendment."
• Crime & Borders: Opposes Trump's crackdowns, claiming "crime has always been part of our history" -dismissed as soft-on-crime insanity that enables cartels and trafficking; his district has rising fentanyl deaths and assaults, yet he focuses on "global" issues.
• Elections & "Democracy" Rhetoric: Pushed to overturn 2016 results over Russia; now decries Trump's "coup" while allegedly subverting democracy (e.g., ousting Biden without a vote, pushing to end Electoral College via National Popular Vote).
• Ideological Extremism: Labeled a "globalist climate communist" and "card-carrying Communist" like his father (Marcus Raskin, anti-war activist); pushes "woke" policies on guns, abortion (removing parental rights), and foreign aid over domestic needs.
• Supreme Court & Institutions: Calls SCOTUS "Trumpified" for "incoherent" pro-Trump rulings (e.g., on injunctions); seen as eroding judicial respect to advance leftist chaos.

08/26/2025 Gavin Newsom

• High Taxes & Regulations: Newsom's policies (e.g., gas taxes projected at $2/gallon by 2026) make California unaffordable, driving out 350+ companies and creating the highest poverty rate (adjusted for cost of living).
• Homelessness & Crime: "Harm reduction" policies enable open-air drug markets, tent encampments, and smash-and-grab robberies (unprosecuted under $950 threshold via Prop 47, which Newsom supported). California has 1/3 of the U.S. homeless population (181K+).
• Immigration & Resource Allocation: Prioritizing entitlements for undocumented immigrants (e.g., Medicaid expansion) strains systems, leaving citizens vulnerable; seen as "ripping off American workers."
• COVID-19 Handling: Draconian lockdowns shuttered schools/businesses for 1.5 years while Newsom dined maskless at French Laundry; $33B in unemployment fraud from rushed payouts.
• Wildfires & Environment: Poor forest management and delayed responses exacerbate disasters; $100M cut from fire services.
• Education & "Woke" Policies: Lowest literacy rates; "trans kids" laws punish teachers for not deceiving parents; defund-the-police rhetoric.
• Failed Projects: $11B+ wasted on high-speed rail "boondoggle" with no tracks built.

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