House Dems considered “actors read a script” compared to identical posts on social media
At least 50 Democrats are criticized as “actors reading the script” after publishing identical points of conversation on social media, one of several similar online campaigns Democratic MPs.
“Home Democrats are united for a four -week expansion of financing that stops the harmful decrease, holds the Government open and allows Congress to reach a two -party funding agreement. I am ready to vote today, tomorrow or Friday to adopt a four -week extension,” the social media read on Thursday by dozens of democratic laws.
He posted a message Home Democrats X account, as well as various legislators like “squad”, Ambassador Maxwell Frost, D-Fla., Rep. Jamie Rskin, D-md., And Rev. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich..
“You can see a funny political puppet show about what it really is,” wrote Elon Musk, who leads efforts to reduce costs at the Ministry of Government Efficiency (Doge), wrote in a post on X in response to identical posts shared by Endwokess. “They’re just actors reading a script.”
Ambassador Maxwell Frost (D-FL) Witnesses Questions During the Round Table on the Ethics of the Supreme Court conducted by Democrats of the Committee on Supervisory and Responsibility at the Rayburn House House, June 11, 2024 in Washington, DC.
“This is the 2025 version” Live by promise hashtag, “said Republican commentator Matt Whitlock.” Dems are so sticky. “
Joe Concha, an associate of Fox News, considered the Democrats of the “Cutting and Watering Party”.
Dingell told Fox News Digital why Democrats decided to make the same post on social networks.
“Democrats shared the same message because we are all united and ready to keep the government open in a way that serves the American people,” the congress woman said in a statement.
Executive Director Tesla and Spacex Elon Musk speaks at a conservative conference on political actions (CPAC) at the Hotel and Congress Center Gayelord National Resort, February 20, 2025 in Oxon Hill, Maryland. (Andrew Hardik)
The message comes as part of a new trend of democratic legislators to publish coordinated content on social media.
Fox News Digital addressed the Democratic MP for comment.
Democrats of the Senate also faced with criticism Earlier this year after identical videos to the social media on the eve of addressing President Donald Trump to Congress in March.
Synchronized “S — which is not true” Mashup saw at least 22 democratic senators who repeated the same statement in accordance. “From the first day of Donald Trump’s Presidency, prices have increased, not reduced. Inflation is worse than better. Food prices, gas, flats, rental, eggs are getting more expensive. In the meantime, Donald Trump has done nothing to lower the costs for you,” Democrats, including Senator Chuck Schumer, and El.y.
Senator Corey Booker, Dn.j., recently said that the video was created with the intention of reaching more people online. “We are trying to do more things as a piercing agent. It is clear that this was very successful,” The senator said.
(Democratic legislators painted to the left are Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., Rep. Jamie Rskin, D-md. And Rev. Maxwell Frost, D-Fla.)
Democrats were again Recently ridiculed For viral “Choose your combat parody,” where several congress women, including ambassador Alexandria Fathers-Cortez, was seen jumping up and down in a combat position as if they were video game characters, along with their attributes.
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Jeremy Hunt, a media associate at the Hudson Institute, recently told Fox News that Democrats were “lost at sea” with their messages.
“When you do not have a message and have nothing positive to present to the American people, you have no plan, no strategy, you just start thinking that they are now just moving out of the reservation, constantly swearing, trying to howling on the moon and try to collect some kind of resistance to what Trump does because there is no message,” Hunt said “outlined in March.
