Staff Reports
In a jaw-dropping move, Chuck Schumer is doubling down on his campaign against anything Donald Trump, this time zeroing in on the president’s plans to replace Air Force One. In step with the Democrats’ usual theatrics, Schumer is crafting legislation to block Trump’s potential use of a plane from Qatar as a back-up. This is a classic case of political grandstanding at the expense of national interest.
Democrats love to pretend they’re the champions of transparency and anti-corruption, yet their actions scream anything but. Take Schumer and his Democratic cohorts rallying against the possible retrofit of a Qatari jet while ignoring the competence fiasco at Boeing that necessitated this solution in the first place. The cost of retrofitting the jet doesn’t even come close to what Boeing’s been wasting. It’s an international disgrace!
This grand display by Schumer is nothing more than a desperate attempt to obstruct President Trump’s efficiency and ingenuity. Instead of working to address pressing national issues, these Democrats are busy playing obstructionist politics. Americans are sick and tired of such distractions. Schumer wants to accuse Trump of posing a national security threat? Preposterous! Trump’s savvy maneuvering exposes liberal ineptitude while keeping America’s security intact.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has long been a critic who is vocally opposed to all things President Donald Trump. (For the most part.) Given that, it should be little surprise that the longtime Democrat is pulling every lever and flipping every… https://t.co/6JYWdqZh8p pic.twitter.com/9mtRAYzKkw
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Schumer’s antics don’t even seem to resonate entirely within his party. While hawkish anti-Trump rhetoric may find isolated applause, Schumer is increasingly losing touch with all sides. Even within the Democratic Party, some think he’s not progressive enough. He’s caught between a rock and a hard place—a perfect illustration of wishy-washy liberal impotence.
If Schumer really wants to claim he’s safeguarding American interests, maybe he should focus on holding Boeing accountable for their billion-dollar blunders. Or is highlighting a real corporate scandal suddenly out of style for Democrats? What’s next? Will Schumer pull another stunt to distract from real issues? Perhaps the better question is, how long before Americans call this bluff?
