Posted on 05/23/2021 11:38:16 AM PDT by USA Conservative
Like Joe Biden, Chuck Schumer is prone to making gaffes.
We all remember when Schumer was speaking at the senate floor as a trial date was set for Donald Trump to face charges of inciting the deadly US Capitol riots.
Speaking to the floor, Schumer said: “Make no mistake, there will be a trial, and when that trial ends senators will have to decide if they believe Donald John Trump incited the erection… insurrection against the United States.”
His gaffes are not enough so he tried to be Frank Sinatra this morning.
Schumer took a break from Senate business to jam and started singing a song from Sinatra.
As you would expect the whole thing was another huge embarrassment that will probably be hyped by the mainstream media as a wonderful performance.
Videos below:
While Schumer’s error on the Senate floor was conveniently edited out in a clip that aired on the mainstream media, this clip can’t be edited and his embarrassing voice will b heard by everyone.
Ok not to wear a mask out on the street, but you wear it when around other politicians, outside, in front of the cameras? You are garbage
Where’s his mask?
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Bunch of brain dead people.
Enjoy that quality of life with the Rats and roaches!
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When Schmucker speaks you have to process the opposite for the truth. Been that way over twenty years since he was an annoying little rat-turd in the New York state government lying to put over his anti-2nd Amendment agenda. And now he’s top rat in the U.S. Senate.
I didn’t realize Mayor Larry Lightfoot played guitar.....
“Nu Butt Chuck”. As my mom used to say....”The family has moved out of the rear apartment.”
Remember that filthy little rat Wiener tried to fill his shoes, and almost pulled it off but for his computer and sick ways were exposed?
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