After Democrats failed to vet Graham Platner, Bernie Sanders cannot say whether the candidates he endorses are fully vetted.
CBS: Are you confident these other candidates have been fully vetted?
SANDERS: “I don’t know who has been quote on quote 'fully vetted'…”
🚨 JUST IN: Sen. John Kennedy MIC DROPS Fake News Margaret Brennan who tried smearing the SAVE America Act
BRENNAN: SAVE is highly controversial, won't it hurt faith in our elections?
KENNEDY: "NO. In my opinion, for BOTH sides to have credibility in our elections, we need [to] prove you are who you say you are to registered to vote and to vote! Number two...we need to go back to having an election DAY, not an election MONTH!" 🔥
"THAT is what the SAVE Act is all about. I think we can pass it and craft it in a way [for reconciliation]. We're not gonna know if we don't try!"
Why is Margaret Brennan so eager to support cheating?!
CNN: You have clashed with Bernie Sanders over the fact that he is campaigning for progressive candidates, making it harder for you to win in November. Is that what you said to Senator Sanders?
JEFFRIES: "I wouldn‘t describe it as a clash. It was a candid conversation..."
Today’s cover: Families of 9/11 victims want to ban Mamdani from sacred 25th anniversary ceremony at Ground Zero: ‘unwelcome guest’ https://t.co/QzyNItydfE
This Karen saw a dad and his boy having a pure, normal father-son moment—kid just caught a fish, they’re lining up the photo, kid’s grinning ear to ear—and her brain short-circuited.
Instead of walking past like a functional adult, she marches over to harass them. Because heaven forbid a little boy gets to keep the memory of holding up his catch with his dad. Nope. She had to insert herself into the frame like the main character of a movie nobody asked for.
These people are allergic to other people’s happiness. A kid catches a fish and she treats it like a personal attack on her existence. The sheer entitlement is wild.
No life, no hobbies, no self-awareness—just pure, unfiltered need to police joy.
Imagine being so empty that you see a dad and his son taking a picture with a fish and think, “This is my moment.”
Sit down, Karen. Nobody invited you.