All the votes haven’t even been counted yet, and the Democrats have revealed their true colors to the people.
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Democrats → count → people
They’re not interested in helping the nation’s families.
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They → ’re → families
All they want to do is hold numerous show trials and investigate officials from the Trump administration.
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they → want → administration
Several Democrats admitted as much on Tuesday evening while votes were still being counted from Tuesday’s election.
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votes → admit → election
The Democratic political machine once again duped the American voter.
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machine → dupe → voter
To people’s faces, they promised their priority was helping them.
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priority → promise → them
It was, in reality, a ruse designed to manipulate them just to obtain political power.
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It → design → power
Sadly, voters fell for it once again.
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voters → fall → it
Consider some of their own remarks on Tuesday night, while their political victory was in hand but the votes were still being counted.
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votes → consider → hand
At 2:27 a.m., Rep. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ) posted on her social media calling for the impeachment of War Secretary Pete Hegseth.
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Ansari → post → Hegseth
Yet, on Sept. 16, at a press conference outside the Capitol with other Democrats, Ansari spoke of the “affordability crisis” brought on by President Donald Trump.
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Ansari → speak → Trump
“We are in the midst of a historic Trump affordability crisis,” Ansari said.
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Ansari → say → crisis
“Under Trump, American families have had to spend an additional $4,200 on everyday goods and services” (without explaining how she arrived at this figure).
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she → have → figure
At 11:32 p.m., she posted, “Thank you, Mr. President.
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she → post → you
Our thank you will come in January — with subpoenas.”
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thank → come → subpoenas
Care to guess the number of social media posts Ansari made about ushering in an era of affordability for Americans?
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Ansari → care → Americans
A staunch radical leftist, she, too, campaigned on affordability.
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she → campaign → affordability
She made numerous declarations about people needing help and constantly blasted Trump for the affordability crisis.
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She → make → crisis
At 10:36 p.m., Ramirez posted, “Noem.
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Ramirez → post → p.m.
Markwayne, Miller, Homan, Bovino, what’s up?
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what → ’ → ?
As for the number of posts she made regarding the affordability crisis supposedly plaguing the public?
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she → make → public
The publicly stated desire to usher in an era of legal retribution against Trump administration officials was a recurring theme on social media throughout Tuesday night.
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desire → state → night
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) posted “Subpoenas” on X at 11:04 p.m.
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Wyden → post → X
He made zero remarks, comments, or posts about affordability.
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He → make → affordability
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) posted “LAWYER UP” on his X account and then pinned it to his newsfeed.
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Garcia → post → newsfeed
Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH) quoted a comment from former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and also tagged former Trump adviser Corey Lewandowski, with the following message: “Want to say that under oath?”
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Hassan → quote → oath
Meanwhile, Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) made a more climate-friendly statement, teasing that “they are going to plant new forests for all of the subpoenas we’ll be printing.”
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we → make → subpoenas
However, apparently, none of those trees being used for paper will be for bills to solve the affordability crisis, at least not based on Markey’s X feed, where he made no mention of affordability.
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he → use → affordability
Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) posted “T-MINUS 61 DAYS TO ACCOUNTABILITY” at 11:21 p.m.
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Padilla → post → p.m.
The famous California stuntman, whose notable roles include acting as if he was physically assaulted by security guards while disrupting a press conference of Noem’s, also campaigned on affordability, yet made no mention of it on Tuesday night.
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he → include → night
Their existence is predicated on their extreme thirst for political power, and they will resort to whatever totalitarian tactics they can deploy to quench it.
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they → predicate → it
They will once again weaponize the justice system, seek to eliminate political dissent, and continue to obstruct and disrupt the Trump administration.
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They → weaponize → administration
The disappointing part is that voters fell for it, after witnessing everything Democrats did under the Obama and Biden administrations.
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Democrats → fall → administrations
What will it take for the American voter to stop being duped by Democrats?
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voter → take → Democrats
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