We’re just over a month away from Election Day. Polling indicates that many voters may be willing to turn Congress over to today’s crazy Democrat Party. I want to tell you about a few recent votes that Democrats in Congress have taken that show just how cynical and petty they are.
This week, Republicans introduced a ban on stock trading by members of Congress because they might have inside information most of us don’t have. This is one of the few issues that unites Republicans and Democrats. Nearly 90% of the public supports banning stock trading by members of Congress.
Republicans also tried to pass the simple requirement that you have an ID to vote and prove you are an American citizen when you register to vote. This, too, enjoys overwhelming public support.
But every Senate Democrat voted against these popular commonsense ideas.
Republicans also tried to pass legislation ensuring that data centers did not pass along higher energy costs to local homeowners and businesses. I’ve written recently about how much Democrats are campaigning against data centers and claiming to care about “affordability.”
Well, only four Democrats supported the bill. It passed the House 417 to 3. But 43 Senate Democrats filibustered it because they didn’t want Republicans to “have a win.” They cared more about having a campaign issue than they did about keeping your energy bills low.
Don’t take my word for it. Even California Democrat Rep. Ami Bera admits that “politics are coming into play.”
This is what Democrats are doing when they don’t have the majority. The Democrats running today are the most radical candidates ever. They’re actual communists and radical Islamists!
But if the polls are right, they could have clear majorities in the House and Senate next year. Why would the American people give them even more power?
The Patriot Post® · Democrat Duplicity
A few recent votes show just how cynical and petty Democrats in Congress are.

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