Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) had some choice words for Democrats during an interview with Fox News, where he told the Democrats they need to try “not to suck.”
“I’ve got a lot of friends who are Democrats, and they haven’t asked me for advice, but if I did, I’d tell ’em look, you just gotta try harder not to suck,” Kennedy said.
The Senator noted that Democrats did a lot during former President Joe Biden’s time in office, claiming they flubbed everything from the economy to the U.S. military’s exit from Afghanistan that was immediately re-taken by the Taliban.
“Think about it, over the past four years, the Democrats mismanaged Congress, they mismanaged covid, they mismanaged the economy, they mismanaged inflation, they mismanaged the national debt, they mismanaged Afghanistan,” he said.
Kennedy pointed out that the Democrats are presently attacking President Donald Trump and Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk for rooting out government waste through the Department of Government Efficiency, also known as DOGE, and are actively defending unelected bureaucrats who are wasting billions of dollars, over Americans.
“More recently in their opposition to President Trump and Mr. Musk, the Democrats have chosen to support the bureaucrats and the spending porn, over the American taxpayer, just like they supported illegal immigration over the rule of law. Just like they support transgender athletes over women’s sports. Just like they support Hama terrorists over Israel,” he said.
Kennedy stated that while not all Democrats are the same, the Democratic Party is responsible for a lot of it.
“All Democrats are not like this, but the party is controlled right now by people who majored in online activism, with a minor in puberty blockers. I know these people, they think men can breastfeed, they’re triggered by race,” Kennedy said. “They cry if you use the wrong pronoun, and most fair-minded Americans look at this and they go ‘these people are about 10 exits past normal,’ and that’s what’s killing the Democrats right now, in my opinion.”
