Ingraham: Democrats 'impeaching America' with juvenile display
'The Ingraham Angle' host blasts Democrats, Never-Trump Republicans for distracting Congress from more pressing business
Democrats are a handful of anti-Trump Republicans are "impeaching America" by pursuring action against the president while a host of other problems afflict the country, Laura Ingraham told viewers Wednesday.
"The grandstanding today at the U.S. House, it was really hard to stomach and I hope you didn't waste one minute of your precious time watching," said "The Ingraham Angle" host. "It was just another political exercise in futility conducted by self-righteous, out-of-touch blowhards."
Ingraham said many Democrats displayed the worst "teenage social media"-type behavior, with lawmakers "spewing any hashtag" they could think of.
The entire episode, she argued, makes Congress appear to be "incompetent fools who don't know how to fix what ails us as a nation.
"At a time when 140 million Americans are out of work, when thousands are still dying daily with COVID and small business owners are living in despair about losing their life's work and when vaccine distribution is appallingly slow in large parts of America, including most of the Democrat-run cities, Democrats are wasting precious time on a moot exercise."
The truth is, Ingraham said, "most of these people, they can't quit Trump. Without him around, we'll see just how little they have to offer America."
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The host accused Democrats of being unwilling to work with Republicans on anything that may redound to their opposition's credit. However, she added, "when they want to move, when they want to do something if they think it will help them politically or satisfy the 'Squad', they are lickety-split.
"This political gamesmanship will continue until the swing voters who supported Democrats will say, 'We are not taking it anymore.'
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