Staff Reports
President Trump’s reconciliation package has passed, and it’s a triumph for every American who believes in border security, lower taxes, and national sovereignty. This bill tackled several issues plaguing our nation, like cutting unnecessary spending on illegal aliens and bolstering our Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Yet, Democrats can’t bear to admit it. Rep. Tom Suozzi, for instance, grudgingly admitted he liked most of the bill but still voted against it. How does that make sense? His twisted logic shows what happens when party loyalty overshadows common sense.
Suozzi’s mental gymnastics would make Olympic gymnasts blush. He appreciated the security measures and tax breaks for the lower and middle classes. Who wouldn’t support defending our borders and putting money back into Americans’ pockets? But no, instead he gets hung up on maintaining lower tax rates for the wealthy and claims cuts in Medicaid were over the top. These are the classic cries of a leftist ideologue more concerned with socialist dogma than real results.
These Democrats are more worried about offending their elitist peers and preserving a false narrative than actually helping Americans. The tax cuts have been a blessing for hard-working families across the board. Even populist-friendly figures recognized the 2017 tax cuts’ benefits. Yet, here we are, with so-called representatives still playing political theater instead of doing their jobs.
If a Democrat Said This About Trump’s Reconciliation Package, You Know It's a Good Bill https://t.co/2y6o6jk7px
— Fearless45 (@Fearless45Trump) July 22, 2025
The hypocrisy doesn’t end there. Democrats love fearmongering about deficits, but it’s nothing but smoke and mirrors when they support policies that drain public coffers with giveaways. They scream about deficits only when it suits their agenda, a classic tactic used by the left to stall progress.
America demands real leadership. Not the kind that Suozzi and his Democratic colleagues offer, which caters to coastal elites and their globalist interests. The real question is, how long will Americans tolerate leaders who let personal vendettas and deranged obsessions with President Trump cloud their judgment? We don’t need politicians riding with the outrage mob; we need those who stand for American values and interests like this reconciliation package does.
