I saw an article this morning that claimed many Dems are saying “The Squad” is problematic and that AOC and the others’ agenda will probably cost them to lose the 2022 election. These Democrats claim that they have been shouting this since the 2020 election. But I say, how did they vote? It doesn’t matter what politicians tell the people, especially when they're trying to win an election (that goes for either party). What really matters is what they tell us with their votes. [1]

The article also said…

“In case you hadn’t caught on by now, every time there’s a media push blaming progressives, there’s something conservative Democrats are trying to cover up,” Bush tweeted in response to an Axios story featuring moderates blaming progressives, pointing out that they were not the ones responsible for killing the child care tax credit.

“This time it’s that they sent 4 million kids into poverty because they killed the Child Tax Credit. Don’t get distracted,” she wrote.

Dems have been pushing the radical CRT curriculum, killing jobs, defunding police, causing inflation, and labeling law-abiding citizens as terrorists. Whether it’s parents trying to protect their children at school board meetings or doctors, nurses, and others trying to get out information that goes against the tyrants' narrative. They are doing their best to take away our constitutional rights including free speech. 

Have any of these ”moderate Democrats” spoken out against these moves? Have you heard anything from the Dems about these radical and dangerous actions? While the Dems are destroying this country at an alarming rate, they want people to believe they aren’t as bad as “the squad”. 

Again I say, when it comes time to vote for your candidates, check their voting record and see if it lines up with your beliefs. The only voice that matters from the politicians is how they vote!

Thank you for reading.

[1] Dems Turning Against ‘The Squad’ and Their ‘Deeply Problematic’ Agenda

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