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The Problem With Democratic Infrastructure
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| Alright guys, so today, Kristen Gillibrand, one of the senators from my former home state of New York, put out this sort of ridiculous tweet. | |
| It said, Well, guess what, Kristen? | |
| I'm pretty sure that none of those things are actually infrastructure. | |
| You know what's actual infrastructure? | |
| The wall. Turns out you actually need it now. | |
| But this is the problem. | |
| These sort of, you know, these are senators. | |
| None of those things have anything to do with infrastructure. | |
| What the Democrats do is they then try to make everything about infrastructure so they can have their slush funds. | |
| By her logic, abortion is infrastructure and gun control is infrastructure and mandated unionization is infrastructure. | |
| Literally anything on the Democrat slash Communist Party's Societal wish list is infrastructure. | |
| That's what they do. | |
| They don't talk about roads. | |
| They don't talk about bridges. | |
| They don't talk about our power grid. | |
| Literally, their wish list is infrastructure because they know there's billions and billions, if not trillions, going to be allocated towards infrastructure. | |
| So guess what? They can chip away at it. | |
| They'll take it and they'll put it into their little pet projects. | |
| This is the definition of pork. | |
| This is what the Democrats do. | |
| Literally, Ted Cruz said only 5% of Joe Biden's infrastructure bill It's for roads and bridges. | |
| 5% of the likely trillions of dollars that they're gonna spend is gonna be for actual infrastructure. | |
| Okay? But they're gonna use it to attack you, to attract your freedoms, to attack your rights. | |
| By their definition and her definition, literally everything is infrastructure. | |
| And that's the problem with what the Democrats do, guys. | |
| They make words meaningless. | |
| They come up with nonsense because they see a short-term gain that they can manipulate. | |
| It's literally like, I don't know, no different than the left's use of racism. | |
| Racism is real. | |
| It is a real problem. | |
| It is something that has to be dealt with. | |
| It is not the answer to every problem that's out there. | |
| When everything gets thrown under the umbrella of that's racist, even if something has nothing to do with race, just because that's sort of a, you know, let's call it a Trump card, okay? | |
| Oh, I'm a racist. Oh, now it's racist. | |
| I must stop talking about something that has nothing to do with race. | |
| They make words meaningless. | |
| The Democrat Party has specialized in making words meaningless. | |
| So when someone gets called a racist these days, people say, oh, ho-hum. | |
| I guess it's just Tuesday. | |
| Because they use words and the people who are actually afflicted are those who do truly suffer from racism. | |
| There are people that suffer from it. | |
| There are people afflicted by it. | |
| And when you make people numb to it by overusing it to try to win an argument you can't win with actual logic. | |
| Or facts? You do a major disservice to those people who are actually suffering from it. | |
| It's no different than what you're doing now with the budget process. | |
| Making infrastructure into literally anything you want it to be so that you can have a slush fund and blow taxpayers' money and put us into further deficit. | |
| It's stupid. It's irresponsible. | |
| It's disgusting. And someone has to call it out. | |