Ah yes, another day, another Democrat publicly auditioning for the role of “Unhinged Protester #1” in the never-ending drama called Orange Man Bad. This time, it’s Rep. Kweisi Mfume (D-MD) grabbing the spotlight at a rally outside the Social Security Administration Headquarters in Woodlawn, Maryland—because nothing says “responsible leadership” like casually calling for a street fight. You know, just your standard Monday in Democrat politics.
The rally, supposedly about protesting President Trump’s efforts to downsize government through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), turned into more of a verbal mosh pit than a policy discussion. DOGE, by the way, is being rebranded by Democrats as the Department of Government Evil—real original, Mfume. It’s almost like they handed out “Angry Soundbite Bingo” cards before the speeches started.
Mfume, clearly auditioning for a spot in Rocky 7: Congressional Smackdown, declared: “This will be a congressional fight, a constitutional fight, a legal fight. And on days like this: a street fight!” Yep, nothing says “democracy in action” like encouraging people to settle political disagreements with fists. Maybe next time, he’ll suggest dueling pistols at dawn.
https://twitter.com/RapidResponse47/status/1889065396785013198
Wouldn't it be amazing if the Democrats fought to protect the American people… the way they fight to protect their corrupt money laundering machine?
Democrats now calling DOGE the "Department of Government Evil." pic.twitter.com/8ljyl1o7ql
— Joe Dan Gorman (@JoeDanMedia) February 10, 2025
Of course, Mfume wasn’t the only one tossing gasoline on the rhetorical fire. Rep. Monica McIver (D-NJ) decided to throw her own tantrum, shouting, “We will not take this! We will fight back! And godd**n it, shut down the Senate! We are at war!” Nothing screams “stable leadership” like declaring war over government efficiency reforms. Imagine what she’d say if Trump tried to fix the DMV.
Let’s not forget the usual suspects: Maxine Waters and Ayanna Pressley, both veterans in the fine art of outrage theater. Waters, after all, practically wrote the manual on encouraging harassment of political opponents. Now we’ve got an entire chorus line of Democrats who think shouting about “fighting” is a substitute for actual governing.
Here’s the kicker: if a Republican even hinted at this kind of language, the media would have emergency sirens blaring, CNN would run “BREAKING NEWS” banners for days, and Adam Schiff would be drafting impeachment papers before breakfast. But when Democrats do it? Crickets—or worse, glowing coverage about their “passion.”
This isn’t activism. It’s reckless, irresponsible, and dangerous. But hey, when your party’s policies are as empty as their talking points, shouting “street fight” is apparently the best strategy they’ve got.
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