Dem Senator Gets ROASTED on Twitter for Obnoxious Comment About Massive Spending Package

In the dead of night, while most sane people were tucked into their beds dreaming of a world with lower taxes and sensible politicians, Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) decided to take to Twitter/X with a message that would make even the most stoic of us spit out our morning coffee in disbelief. After the passage of a $1.2 trillion federal spending package—a figure so high it makes your eyes water—Klobuchar had the gall to tweet out a smug “You’re welcome” to the American people. As if she’d just done us all a favor by participating in what many see as the legislative equivalent of setting money on fire.

Now, let’s get one thing straight: Twitter/X isn’t exactly known for its gentle and forgiving nature. It’s more like a digital Colosseum where public figures are thrown to the lions on a daily basis. And let me tell you, the lions were hungry the night Klobuchar decided to throw that tweet into the arena. The backlash was swift, with commentators from across the political spectrum jumping in to roast her statement.

John Hawkins, never one to mince words, summed up the sentiment perfectly: “That’s government in a nutshell. Wasting staggering amounts of our money on useless garbage we didn’t want done in the first place and then wanting a thank you for it.” It’s hard to argue with that. When you look at the state of our nation’s finances, the last thing you expect is a pat on the back from the ones responsible.

Royce White chimed in too, highlighting the inflationary elephant in the room, while Phil Labonte described Klobuchar’s “you’re welcome” as “like nails on a chalkboard.” Then there’s Carol Roth, who painted a vivid picture of a country being run into the ground with a debased currency, all while being expected to say “thank you” for the privilege.

But perhaps the most pointed critique came from Real Phil Jones, who didn’t hold back: “You just screwed millions of Americans and you are saying ‘you’re welcome’? Typical Democrat!” It’s a sentiment that resonates with many who watch in dismay as spending continues to spiral out of control with seemingly no end in sight.

So, what’s the takeaway here? Maybe it’s that when you’re part of passing a gargantuan spending bill that further plunges the country into debt, it might be wise to skip the victory lap on social media. Or at least, if you’re going to take that lap, be prepared for the inevitable backlash. Because in the end, actions speak louder than tweets, and the American people are keeping score.

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Bret

Obviously some idiotic rinos signed on to this. Biden will not be able to claim at least honestly that inflation has gone down by November.

Herb

When has the demented one ever been honest?

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Ole feeble Joe

How much had this dingbat had to drink when she posted that comment at 2AM? I hear the Fed prints $1 trillion in paper money every 90 days. How long can we sustain this as a country?

Chuck

Stupid is as Stupid does!!

Herb

Because in the end, actions speak louder than tweets, and the American people are keeping score.”

But the idiots will re-elect them.

Renee

I would like to know why these dumb senators keep on getting elected are people that stupid, who can’t see thru their BS

Jack Van

Obviously reaching across the congressional cavern to shake hands with the money sources. Military/industrial complex.

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