On Wednesday during the hearings for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Secretary of Health and Human Services, the Democrats made fools of themselves, with Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) taking the lead.
What helped RFK Jr. in this hearing was that whatever mistakes he made were quickly covered up by Democrats who were out of their freaking minds. They are out of their minds. They’re crazy.
It’s not our fault, on the Right, that leftists decided to tout Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) as your champions of diversity, inclusion, and economic issues.
That’s your fault. You decided to make these people your leading lights. We didn’t. You “chose the form of your destructor” — and it turns out it was a bunch of geriatric socialists with no relationship with the real world.
The funniest moment, by far, came when Bernie Sanders started questioning RFK Jr. about a onesie for a baby that read “Unvaxxed. Unafraid.”
Sanders foamed, “They are selling what’s called onesies. These are little things, clothing for babies.” His eyes became like saucers as he yelled, “Are you supportive of this?”
RFK Jr. replied, “I’ve had nothing to do with leadership —”
“Are you supportive of these onesies?” Sanders yelled again.
“I’m supportive of vaccines,” RFK Jr. said simply.
“Are you supportive of these, this clothing which is militantly anti-vaccine?” Sanders screamed.
Kennedy, trying to suppress a laugh, said, “I am supportive of vaccines. I want good science; I want to protect —”
“But you will not tell the organization you founded not to continue selling that product. Thank you, Mr. Chairman,” Sanders concluded.
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That was not the end of Bernie’s insanity. He then asked RFK Jr. if healthcare is a right and RFK Jr. gave the correct answer, which was “not the way you mean it.”
“Is health care a human right?” Sanders asked.
RFK Jr. asked if Sanders meant a right in the way that free speech is a human right. Sanders said, “Yes,” whereupon RFK Jr. said, “I would say it’s different. … Free speech doesn’t cost anything. But in health care, if you smoke cigarettes for 20 years and you get cancer, you are now taking from the pool. So are you guaranteed the same right?”
That is the correct answer. When someone asks, “Is X a right,” you have to ask, “What do you mean by that?”
There are many different types of “rights.” What Bernie means is, “Do you think it’s a good thing that everybody should have?” And the answer to that is, “Sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s a right.”
If you’re demanding a service from somebody, it’s no longer a right. I don’t have a right to food. I have a right to have the capacity to obtain food in a free system. I don’t have a right to food because that means that somebody else would have to provide me with that food.
I do have a right to free speech because I do have the capacity to demand from you that you don’t impede my ability to speak freely.
It wasn’t just Bernie. Elizabeth Warren — who is a sort of a knockoff Temu Bernie — was yelling at RFK Jr. and basically mimicking the “lady screaming at cat” meme.
If this is who Democrats want to be, please, more of this.
You’re turning Republicans into the cool kids.
Keep on going.
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On Wednesday during the hearings for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Secretary of Health and Human Services, the Democrats made fools of themselves, with Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) taking the lead.
What helped RFK Jr. in this hearing was that whatever mistakes he made were quickly covered up by Democrats who were out of their freaking minds. They are out of their minds. They’re crazy.
It’s not our fault, on the Right, that leftists decided to tout Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) as your champions of diversity, inclusion, and economic issues.
That’s your fault. You decided to make these people your leading lights. We didn’t. You “chose the form of your destructor” — and it turns out it was a bunch of geriatric socialists with no relationship with the real world.
The funniest moment, by far, came when Bernie Sanders started questioning RFK Jr. about a onesie for a baby that read “Unvaxxed. Unafraid.”
Sanders foamed, “They are selling what’s called onesies. These are little things, clothing for babies.” His eyes became like saucers as he yelled, “Are you supportive of this?”
RFK Jr. replied, “I’ve had nothing to do with leadership —”
“Are you supportive of these onesies?” Sanders yelled again.
“I’m supportive of vaccines,” RFK Jr. said simply.
“Are you supportive of these, this clothing which is militantly anti-vaccine?” Sanders screamed.
Kennedy, trying to suppress a laugh, said, “I am supportive of vaccines. I want good science; I want to protect —”
“But you will not tell the organization you founded not to continue selling that product. Thank you, Mr. Chairman,” Sanders concluded.
Bernie’s new 2028 slogan: “Will you denounce the onesies?”
Do you think you’re going to get RFK Jr. on, “Will you denounce the onesies?”
WATCH: The Ben Shapiro Show
That was not the end of Bernie’s insanity. He then asked RFK Jr. if healthcare is a right and RFK Jr. gave the correct answer, which was “not the way you mean it.”
“Is health care a human right?” Sanders asked.
RFK Jr. asked if Sanders meant a right in the way that free speech is a human right. Sanders said, “Yes,” whereupon RFK Jr. said, “I would say it’s different. … Free speech doesn’t cost anything. But in health care, if you smoke cigarettes for 20 years and you get cancer, you are now taking from the pool. So are you guaranteed the same right?”
That is the correct answer. When someone asks, “Is X a right,” you have to ask, “What do you mean by that?”
There are many different types of “rights.” What Bernie means is, “Do you think it’s a good thing that everybody should have?” And the answer to that is, “Sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s a right.”
If you’re demanding a service from somebody, it’s no longer a right. I don’t have a right to food. I have a right to have the capacity to obtain food in a free system. I don’t have a right to food because that means that somebody else would have to provide me with that food.
I do have a right to free speech because I do have the capacity to demand from you that you don’t impede my ability to speak freely.
It wasn’t just Bernie. Elizabeth Warren — who is a sort of a knockoff Temu Bernie — was yelling at RFK Jr. and basically mimicking the “lady screaming at cat” meme.
If this is who Democrats want to be, please, more of this.
You’re turning Republicans into the cool kids.
Keep on going.
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