Dems Post Reactions Following Government Shutdown

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00:00Dems post reactions following government shutdown.

00:04Well, if you were hoping for serious leadership from the Democrats this week, buckle up.

00:09Instead, we saw a bizarre mix of TikTok antics, cat animations, and eerie nighttime monologues

00:15coinciding with a government shutdown they oversaw.

00:18First came the group photo.

00:20A sunny caption painted what was a hostage situation.

00:23House Democrats are in D.C. and ready to cancel the cuts, lower the costs, save healthcare.

00:28Nobly framed, they were essentially refusing government funding unless demands were met.

00:33Tantrum diplomacy.

00:34Democrat Representative Tim McBride, now Sarah, thought it fun to LARP through the Capitol.

00:39The premise?

00:40Republicans should surrender entirely, signing off on progressive fantasies.

00:45Then it gets...weirder.

00:47But wait, we're just getting started.

00:50Someone in the Democratic Party's social media team posted a video of photoshopped cats arguing

00:55about the shutdown using robot voices.

00:57This unironically appeared on their official account, a digital puppet show, humorously

01:02blaming Republican cats for the government shutdown.

01:05Representative Sarah Jacobs chose a horror movie style, whispering into her iPhone flashlight

01:10at midnight, blaming Donald Trump for the shutdown.

01:14Yet, her own party rejected the compromise.

01:17A horror trailer followed, highlighting healthcare doom.

01:20Chuck Schumer accused Trump of using taxpayer money for a luxury ballroom, but ironically,

01:25it was privately funded.

01:27But then again, facts don't trend on X, do they?

01:30And if you thought Governor Tim Walz couldn't be outdone, oh, just wait.

01:34He blamed Republicans for a funding bill failure, ignoring rules requiring 60 Senate votes, while

01:40Democrats filibustered.

01:41They continue creating chaos, blaming Republicans.

01:44If this is governing in 2025, we might need more than a shutdown to fix it.