Dems Are Losing Their Minds, Launching the Usual Fear Tactics After SCOTUS Lets DOGE Get on With Its Work

Democrats Panic and Resort to Fear Tactics as Supreme Court Allows DOGE to Proceed

It might seem cliché to repeatedly mention this, but it consistently arises because the Democrats repeatedly demonstrate it: Their leadership lacks any sense of shame. Currently, Democrats are expressing outrage over the Supreme Court’s decisions made on Friday, which allowed the department of government efficiency (DOGE) to operate under the executive branch’s guidance, showcasing their usual troubling conduct.

Take, for example, Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), who, as noted by my colleague Nick Arama, started making alarming threats towards Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials in May:

But on Tuesday, he made it even worse by threatening DHS officials. “They’ll find out,” he said if DHS decided to arrest the Democrats in question. 

He reiterated it several times, stating, “It’s a boundary. They are well aware that they should not proceed down that path… There are definitive limits that they absolutely should not overstep.” 

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Jeffries went on to ramble about President Donald Trump’s popularity. 

Incredibly, Rep. Jeffries wasn’t done with this narrative; more recently, he has threatened to dox U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and DHS agents.


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