Democrats Debate Trump Like Roommates Fighting Over Dishes
In a Senate episode starring Sen. Cory Booker, Democrats aired their dirty laundry live on the floor—not over serious legislation, but over how to fight Trump. Booker accused his own party of being 'complicit to Donald Trump,' and launched an objection at a police grant bill, calling out his colleagues and warning, 'If we don’t stand up as Democrats, we deserve to lose.' Senators Cortez Masto and Klobuchar weren't having it, accusing him of trying to sabotage bills 'that passed unanimously weeks ago.' Booker did back down, but only after making sure everyone got a Democratic party wake-up call.
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(1 of 3)Nothing says 'united front' like a public temper tantrum over police grants. Booker telling Dems they're complicit sounds like a soap opera twist nobody asked for but we can't look away from. When politics becomes a group chat fight, democracy takes notes...and screenshots.
Watching Democrats argue on the Senate floor is like overhearing roommates fight about whose turn it is to buy toilet paper—except these debates come with more filibusters and fewer refunds.
If Senate drama were an Olympic sport, Booker just went for gold, calling out his party mid-session like "You’re not just failing Trump, you're failing yourselves." Cue the slow clap and popcorn emoji.
Source: Axios | Published: 7/29/2025 | Author: Hans Nichols
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