Posted on 01/22/2020 10:01:22 AM PST by lowbridge
Is Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer not well?
An eagle-eyed viewer spotted Schumer walking into the Senate chamber as Majority Leader Mitch McConnell speaking.
Schumer appeared to look down at his empty chair, and motion for a “person” to move.
Watch:
https://twitter.com/graenni/status/1219938057668919296?s=11
Sen. Patty Murray, seated directly behind Schumer, didn’t seem to react, suggesting he wasn’t speaking to her.
Sen. Diane Feinstein, sitting next to Murray, looked at Murray confusingly.
Schumer plopped into the chair and slouched down.
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We just can’t see his personal demon that was squatting in the chair.
The Trump Curse is taking out another liberal’s mind!
He was speaking to his imaginary friend. It’s the only kind he’s got.
Unfortunately, having a father who passed away after a 7 year bout of dementia, I’ve seen this behavior before. It’s a sad thing for anyone. He won’t remember he did it, and family members will just pass it off as growing old. Until it reaches the point he will need full time care for his own safety. When this behavior begins it doesn’t recover, the best is how long a plateau until the next decline. I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.
The ghost of Ted Kennedy was sitting there naked, rubbing one out while checking out Klobuchar’s caboose. Luckily, we can’t see ghosts, but sleestacks can.
Drugs or insanity will do these things to a person.
It was Harvey the 6 foot rabbit that has been Chucky’s friend and compatriot for the past 20 years. Harvey will often get to the Senate before Chucky and take his seat. This really make Chucky angry, since Harvey is not actually part of the Senate. Chucky allow Harvey to attend so long as he behaves himself and does not make himself conspicuous, like sitting in the Senators seat.
btt
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