Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer is one of the most important members of the democrat party…
He also runs all his decisions past two imaginary friends.
That’s no joke… it’s the reality behind the democrat party, and explains exactly why they keep failing.
As the dem leader in the Senate, Chuck Schumer makes any number of critical decisions for the party… makes decisions that directly affect the lives of millions.
At least, that’s how it’s meant to be. That’s how it was for just about every senate leader in history.
The problem is, instead of personally making those decisions, Chuck Schumer talks to a completely fictional couple he’s invented.
In a recently unearthed New Yorker piece from 2007, Schumer explained how he makes his decisions, seemingly unaware of how unhinged he sounded.
Here’s a quote from that article:
“Schumer says that he is accompanied everywhere he goes by two imaginary middle-class friends, who advise him on all manner of middle-class concerns”.
It’s complete lunacy.
If your boss told you that they talked to their imaginary friends before making any kind of decision, you’d start looking for a new job.
But what can you do when one of the most powerful men in America is guided by the voices he makes up in his head?
To be clear, there’s no ambiguity at all about what Schumer’s doing. Here’s another quote about his fictional friends:
“Though they are imaginary, I frequently talk to them. To me, they represent the hard-working and often-ignored families who are not tuned in to special-interest newsletters or editorial pages, but want a little something more from their government and their leaders”.
You really couldn’t make this up… Schumer’s solution to people going unheard is to decide that he knows exactly what they think, instead of actually talking to real, living human beings.
Of course, the problem’s even more troubling than it seems at first.
Chuck Schumer is a lifelong, high-level politician, who spent his teenage years at Harvard, before immediately jumping into high level politics. When he says his imaginary friends are ‘middle-class’, his claim gets even stupider.
There’s no way he knows any middle-class people…
He’s just making up the whole thing.
