Saturday, October 04, 2025

Democrats hate America and are Insurrectionists

 

  • Vehicle Ramming and Shootout: On October 4, 2025, an armed suspect allegedly rammed a vehicle into federal agents in Chicago, leading to a shootout. This incident is tied to far-left calls for disrupting immigration enforcement. DHS agents were reportedly boxed in by multiple vehicles, prompting strong condemnations and calls for Pritzker's resignation.
  • Blockades and Assaults on Agents: Masked protesters have surrounded and attempted to stop vehicles believed to be driven by ICE or DHS agents. Videos show crowds chanting and physically engaging with officers. In one case, rioters blockaded an ICE facility entrance, assaulting vehicles.
  • Broader Context: Some incidents involve armed protesters or connections to local politicians, raising questions about oversight. 
  • Far Left Lunatics Hate America

     Government Shutdown and Political Gridlock

    • The U.S. federal government is on day 4 of a shutdown, with no immediate resolution in sight as lawmakers left Washington for the weekend. Republicans, including former President Trump, have blamed "Radical Left Democrats" for the impasse, accusing them of demanding excessive spending (e.g., a $1.5 trillion "wish list") and refusing to negotiate on issues like Obamacare premium fixes. Democrats, in turn, have adopted a tougher stance, defying Republican demands and viewing the shutdown as a consequence of GOP policies. Critics argue this gridlock harms everyday Americans by disrupting services, while supporters on the left see it as necessary resistance to conservative agendas.
    • In Portland, Oregon, months-long protests outside an immigration detention facility have intensified following Trump's announcement of federal troop deployments. These actions, often linked to far-left activist groups opposing immigration policies, have led to clashes and city bracing for more unrest. On social media, some users label these protesters as "far-left traitors" swarming law enforcement in places like Illinois, calling for arrests. Portland police have reportedly echoed far-left talking points in statements, while conservative journalists claim harassment by protesters. Opinions vary: some view these as legitimate civil disobedience, others as contributing to urban "dystopia" and chaos.
    • In New York, Zohran Mamdani, associated with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), is criticized for potentially advancing a "radical-left" agenda if elected, including progressive policies on housing and labor.