CRINGE: Democrats' censure song and TikTok flops show messaging is DOA



After Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) was booted from President Trump’s congressional address last week, the Democrats thought it was a great idea to sing “We Shall Overcome” during Green’s censure vote.

Spoiler alert: It wasn’t a great idea.

“Didn’t seem like they knew the words,” Blaze Media D.C. correspondent Christopher Bedford tells Jill Savage on “Blaze News Tonight.” “They’re cosplaying. I mean, this is not a civil rights moment. You’re a member of Congress. This is Al Green getting in trouble for being a bad guy.”


That hasn’t been the only Democrat messaging fail this week, after the Democrats also posted a video to TikTok accompanied by the direction to “Choose your fighter.” The video shows several congresswomen, including Jasmine Crockett and AOC, bouncing up and down like a character in a video game waiting to be chosen.

“It’s just a funny look. Poor manners,” Bedford comments. “It didn’t work for the last White House. The last White House, basically their strategy was, ‘I know that the grocery bills are rising, but we just put out a super gay TikTok video and it didn’t actually seem to move the vote.’”

“I just don’t think when you’re a working-class party initially that is struggling with working-class voters and connecting with normalcy, well, this is not quite the path home,” he continues. “They’ve been downgraded to TikTok.”

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New poll: Americans LOVED Trump's speech — Democrats in total shock



Democrats may be telling themselves that President Trump’s first address to Congress was a disaster, but that’s not what the polls are saying.

According to a CBS/YouGov poll, a whopping 76% of viewers approved of Trump’s speech.

“Speaking of the president, he just passed me a note while I’m standing here. He wanted me to hold this up. This is the poll that I cited, the CBS/YouGov poll that shows that 76% of those who watched the president’s speech last night approved of his speech,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said triumphantly.

“So it goes to my earlier point that I made in my monologue about how incredibly sad it is that we have a modern-day Democrat Party who is so severely out of touch with the American public,” Leavitt added.


The same poll revealed that 63% of viewers felt Trump spent a lot of time on issues they cared about, and 68% said the speech made them feel “hopeful.” Only 20% of overall respondents said that the speech made them feel “angry” or “worried.”

The majority of viewers also liked President Trump’s plan for Ukraine, immigration, wasteful spending, and tariffs, and 76% approved of his decision to remove Congressman Al Green of Texas (D) for interrupting the speech.

“A new era for America,” Jill Savage of “Blaze News Tonight” says. “That’s the vision that President Trump laid out in his historic address to Congress. It was filled with optimism and bold promises, and he painted a picture of a golden age ahead, one of prosperity and strength and renewed American leadership.”

Blaze News politics reporter Rebeka Zeljko couldn’t agree more.

“You saw all of the Republicans really united behind the president and cheering him on. Of course, you also saw the Democrats protesting pretty much every single thing that he possibly had to say, but that aside, the reception across America was extremely positive,” Zeljko tells Savage.

“The viewers that saw the speech last night overwhelmingly had positive things to say about the speech, and so to your point, I mean, it really feels like America is in this golden age,” she adds.

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Her daughter was called ‘brave’ for wanting to cut her breasts off — before Trump restored sanity



After President Trump’s congressional address this week, it’s been made clear that parents like mother January Littlejohn are no longer alone in their fight for their children. Littlejohn's daughter was socially transitioned by her school without parental consent.

“Her 13-year-old daughter was captured by the idea that she was born in the wrong body,” Glenn Beck of “The Glenn Beck Program” explains. “Instead of helping her learn to love who she was, her school decided to affirm her self-hate and said, ‘You know what? You hate being a girl; you’re a boy.’”

The school helped Littlejohn’s daughter change her pronouns, pick a new bathroom to use, and even decide whether or not she wanted to sleep with the boys on overnight trips — all without parental consent.


“It’s evil, it’s predatory, and Mom, January, took them to court to fight it. Until now, moms like her were alone in the fight, and most of us, if you had a problem like this, you didn't know what to do. Not any more. America is finally coming to her senses,” Glenn says.

Littlejohn, who is a mental health counselor herself, was shocked that those in her profession just blindly adopted transgender ideology.

“I was volunteer of the year at the middle school where they socially transitioned my daughter, and so I had no idea that not only had my field, the school system, the medical field, even our judicial branch, I had no idea had been infiltrated by this radical ideology,” Littlejohn tells Glenn.

Her daughter was identifying as nonbinary, and her identity changed four times over the course of two years.

“These kids, like my daughter, they are confused, and they are looking to the adults in their life to tell them the truth and help make sense of their confusion,” Littlejohn says. “This is a mental health issue, Glenn, that has been normalized, promoted, and even celebrated.”

“My daughter was told she was brave, Glenn, and she wanted to cut her breasts off at age 13. That is unfathomable what they were doing. And to be fair, it was very similar to when I used to treat clients with anorexia. There are so many parallels to the dissociation these girls feel and go through, and the same type of disassociation with an eating disorder. It was heartbreaking,” she explains.

“It felt like we were in the Twilight Zone, because my husband and I were the only ones in our daughter’s life trying to protect her from this irreversible medical pathway that the school put her on,” she adds.

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Democrat ‘mascots’ Jasmine Crockett and Al Green play ‘THE FOOL’ in front of Congress



The newest member of “the squad,” Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas), is now known for acting like a complete fool in Washington, D.C. — most recently, she put out a video where she dances and raps to Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” as an anti-Trump message.

“That’s Jasmine Crockett making a fool of herself, making a fool of politics, and turning politics into a complete and utter circus,” Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” says after watching the video she posted to social media.

“I don’t get it, but to some degree I do get it. If you look around the world, Zelenskyy and Ukraine, he was some sort of comedian. They’ve got videos of him dancing in high heels and all. Maybe politics globally, and certainly here in America, maybe it's just turning into a clown show and a circus,” he continues.


When it comes to Crockett, Shemeka Michelle is in full agreement.

“You said, you know, Zelenskyy was an actor or whatever, but I’m assuming that he’s not dancing around in heels today. So that’s my problem with Jasmine. There are things that you should be focused on. Winning a popularity contest in Congress is not one of those things,” Michelle says.

“It just looks as if she’s not taking her job seriously and she just wants to be a celebrity, she just wants to be famous, she wants a bunch of people saying, ‘Oh, I like her, she keep it real,’” Michelle continues.

However, Crockett isn’t alone in her unprofessional antics — as Congressman Al Green (D-Texas) was kicked out of Trump’s congressional address on Tuesday night for pulling his own stunt.

“From the beginning of the address, I kind of knew that there was going to be some black person that just put themselves out there to go really far,” Michelle says.

“I do think Al Green is too old to have those type of antics. You would think someone who could be a grandfather would know how to carry himself and would know how to get his message across without looking like a buffoon, but I wasn’t shocked that it was one of their mascots,” she continues.

“Because that’s kind of how they use people, as mascots,” she added.

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Trump's speech forecasts a LASTING ‘golden age’ in America



Not too long ago, Americans across the country were losing hope for a better future. After Trump’s congressional address, it appears his presidency will be the one to change that.

“This new iteration of Donald Trump is America’s orator in chief. He can go seamlessly from uplifting the American spirit and including those among us who are small and may not be known or little boys who want to be police officers; he can go into making fun of his opposition right there,” Blaze Media D.C. correspondent Christopher Bedford tells Glenn Beck, Jill Savage, and Matthew Peterson of “Blaze News Tonight.”

“Tonight really clinches the deal of someone who came before us as an entertainer, became a great politician, and is now one of the great orators and statesmen, I think, on the world stage,” he added.

“The trajectory from American carnage to painting a picture of the golden age is Donald Trump’s trajectory,” Peterson agrees.


“This is part of the greatest comeback in American history,” he continues. “What we saw tonight was a litany of things that if you hadn’t been paying attention, that many people haven’t even heard of.”

Why? Because most of the mainstream media outlets aren’t addressing Donald Trump’s real plans — but last night, he did a beautiful job for them.

“What you had here was sort of him summarizing and bringing together all of the things that he has done, all of the themes, all of the rhetorical themes that are very important and purposeful, and pointing towards the future into one big, beautiful speech,” Peterson says.

Savage agrees.

"I just look at the fact that he said, ‘I was saved by God to make America great again,’ that he comes back to that, because I think that he truly believes that. And I think this is the difference between Trump 1.0 and Trump 2.0,” she explains.

“He now knows that there is an end to his life at some point in time. He now believes that he is still on this earth to make a difference while he still can, and I think that is such a powerful thing,” she adds.

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