Another Day, Another Snowflake Democrat Melts Down Over American Strength
In a stunning display of liberal fragility, Iraq War veteran and career attention-seeker Rep. Pat Ryan went full hysterical on Secretary of State Marco Rubio for daring to suggest Democrats have a “phobia” of regime change. Ryan, who apparently thinks his two tours in Iraq qualify him as the ultimate warrior-poet, whined to CNN’s Dana Bash about how mean Rubio was to question the sanity of people who wet themselves at the mere mention of American military action.
Let’s be clear here: Rubio was absolutely right. The Democrat party has become a coddled, latte-sipping cult of defeatists who wouldn’t know a real threat if it bit them in their safe spaces. These are the same people who screamed about “endless wars” when Trump was cleaning up Obama’s messes, but now suddenly want to micromanage operations against Maduro? Please.
Ryan’s dramatic retelling of his war stories – because nothing says “I’m right” like emotional blackmail with dead comrades – is exactly the kind of virtue signaling we’ve come to expect from liberal war tourists. They love to weaponize military service when it fits their narrative, but where was Ryan when we were actually winning under President Trump? Oh right, probably writing another sob story for the New York Times about how hard it is to be a rich white guy with a trust fund and a Congressional seat.
The real joke? These Democrats who spent eight years calling our military “murderers” and “baby killers” now want to lecture us about foreign policy. They’re the same people who brought us the Afghanistan withdrawal fiasco and the border crisis. But sure, let’s take foreign policy advice from the party that couldn’t secure a 2,000-mile border with Mexico.
Maduro is a narco-terrorist who should’ve been removed on Trump’s first day back in office. But thanks to Democrat obstruction and their bizarre alliance with America’s enemies, we’re still having this conversation. Ryan and his fellow leftist losers can cry about “regime change phobia” all they want – the American people know the truth. Weakness is not peace, and America doesn’t apologize for being great.
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Former remote-throwing champion turned #1 couch commentator on liberal panic in the media. Born in Texas (or so his mug says), he earned a degree in Fake Newsology & Beer Philosophy from YouTube University.
