Posted on 10/04/2025 12:41:00 PM PDT by kiryandil
Rep. Madeleine "Next Tuesday" Dean (D-Pa.) on Wednesday confronted House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), urging the GOP leader to address comments made by the president during his address to generals in Quantico, Va.
“The president is unhinged. He is unwell,” Dean told Johnson in front of a crowd and cameras.
Johnson fired back by telling her, “A lot of folks on your side are, too.”
Dean then pointed to President Trump’s remarks from the day prior, when he suggested Democratic-led cities be used as “training grounds” for the military.
He and Hegseth also told service members that the days of “politically correct” policies within the armed forces would be brought to an end.
Dean described Trump’s comments as a “performance” in front of generals and admirals, while Johnson said he “didn’t see it.”
However, the Pennsylvania representative warned that diplomatic relations could be impacted by the president’s remarks.
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Hey Sugar!
Democrats pretending as if they have the right to call anybody
unhinged they are lunatics and have a long history to prove it.
As Twitchy readers (and hopefully, all of America) know, Jay Jones openly texted about putting two bullets in a political opponent’s head and then wished for his children (who he also called little fascists) to suffer and die in their mother’s arms. Even those of us who do this for a living and have seen some of the worst craziness around were shocked to read these texts, and yet not a single Democrat in Virginia has bothered to call on him to withdraw.
In fact, Virginia Beach Democrats doubled down on their support for him and asked others to stand behind him.
No, we’re not kidding.
Virginia Beach has chosen poorly
Unbelievable, for the state that boasts some of the greatest Founding Fathers.
Yes boxes are rattling now
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