Why Dems’ Rage Doesn’t Matter
Kevin McCullough
What happened in Congress this week wasn’t oversight—it was an embarrassment. It was a living, breathing, live-streamed example of why Americans are fed up with the political class, and why the people are rallying around leaders who actually fight for them.
You’d think when a sitting Cabinet Secretary shows up to testify before Congress—especially one fighting for better healthcare access—you might get a serious, substantive conversation. But you’d be wrong. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. showed up prepared to discuss budgets, programs, and patient care. Instead, he was met with a political drive-by by Sen. Patty Murray, who decided to exploit the story of a cancer-stricken woman for the sake of partisan optics.
Kennedy, to his immense credit, didn’t play along. He called it what it was: “You don’t care about Natalie,” he told her point-blank. And he was right. Because if Murray had actually cared, she wouldn’t have weaponized a private citizen’s suffering just to take a shot at someone doing the work. She would have worked with Kennedy to help her.
That’s the difference. Kennedy is doing the job. The Democrats are doing theater.
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