The White House Slams Cringe TikTok Stunt by Female Democrats
A new TikTok video created by female Democrats has the White House fuming. The video throws back to the days of Super Smash Bros. It features figures like Jessica Woo, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Lauren Underwood, Katherine Clark, Judy Chu, Jasmine Crockett, and Susie Lee. The message? They’re playing fighters instead of focusing on real legislative work.
It doesn’t stop there. The video dropped right after the Democrats’ bold moves during President Trump’s Joint Address to Congress. Critics slammed them for ignoring key moments during the address. They didn’t honor the mothers of Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray. They passed on acknowledging a brave 13-year-old fighting brain cancer who was highlighted by President Trump as an honorary Secret Service member.
The White House had no kind words. They called the video “cringe.” A spokesperson argued that these leaders perfectly fit the awkward, disconnected image they painted. For many Republicans, this isn’t just a bad video—it’s a sign that Democrats are sidestepping real policy issues.
The video is just the latest in a string of actions seen as unpatriotic by Trump and his supporters. During his speech, Trump pointed out that while he was honoring American values and sacrifices like those of the mothers and the young cancer survivor, the Democrats remained focused on flashy antics. Their priorities? Radical ideas like letting men join women’s sports rather than working for the country’s best interests and its citizens’ sacrifices.
President Trump seized the chance to rally Republicans. He urged them to broadcast these instances of disrespect far and wide. His message is clear: contrast matters. He wants to show the stark difference between his administration and his Democratic opponents. It’s a call to action and a plea to focus on the real issues affecting American lives.
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