Skip to main content

House DOGE hearing erupts over Democrat deeming Trump 'grifter in chief,' referring to 'President Musk' trendy New year 2025


 During a recent House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing, tensions escalated when Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) referred to President Donald Trump as the "grifter in chief" and addressed Elon Musk as "President Musk." Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) objected to these remarks, citing House rules against disparaging the president. Frost declined to retract his statements, leading Comer to bar him from further participation in the hearing. The incident sparked a heated exchange among committee members, highlighting ongoing partisan divisions. 

 For a detailed account of the incident, you can watch the following video:

 Video: A Florida congressman who referred to Trump as the "grifter in chief" and threatened him with physical removal


House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing on Tuesday was slated to discuss billions of dollars in government waste identified by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), but first devolved into chaos when one Democrat repeatedly referred to the leader of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as "President Musk" and to President Donald Trump as the "grifter in chief." 


Chairman Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., kicked off the hearing by accusing Democrats of declining to participate with Republicans in their oversight plan. 


"Instead of working together that the Democrats informed us that they have amendments to the plan but are refusing to discuss them with me in advance. They kept any changes. They wanted a secret," Comer said in opening remarks. "Democrats have rejected every opportunity offered to contribute to the oversight plan. So how am I supposed to incorporate secret opinions that they refuse to share? You may be asking yourself, ‘Why would the Democrats do that?’ Democrats say they want to participate in oversight, but if that were true, why would they decline multiple opportunities to actually engage in the plan for that oversight? Because they don't want to participate. They want to stonewall and engage in theater." 


Comer further charged that Democrats "would rather hear themselves talk about President Trump and the evil Elon Musk than work together on actual oversight that the American people are demanding," adding that polling this week suggests "the American people overwhelmingly support the work President Trump and DOGE are doing." 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Stranger Things Star Maya Hawke Marries Singer Christian Lee Hutson in Surprise Valentine's Day Wedding trendy New year 2026

Stranger Things  Star Maya Hawke Marries Singer Christian Lee Hutson in Surprise Valentine's Day Wedding Love, it turns out, favors a little mystery.  In a move that delighted fans and caught the entertainment world off guard, Maya Hawker quietly married singer-songwriter Christian Lee Hudson in an intimate Valentine’s Day ceremony.  The date itself felt like a wink romantic, symbolic, and perfectly aligned with the low-key, art-leaning sensibilities both have cultivated in their careers.  Hawker has remained remarkably private about her personal life for an actress whose breakout role on Stranger Things nearly overnight made her a global favorite.  Because of this privacy, the wedding news landed with more luster. There had been rumors, sightings, and the occasional shared moment around the music scene, but few expected nuptials especially not delivered with such elegant stealth.  However, looking back, the surprise makes sense. Emotional sincerity, not gl...
Post a Comment
Read more

Chuck Negron, Three Dog Night Co-Founder Who Sang ‘Joy to the World’ and Other Smashes, Dies at 83 trendy New year 2026

  Chuck Negron, Three Dog Night Co-Founder Who Sang ‘Joy to the World’ and Other Smashes, Dies at 83 Chuck Negron, co-founder of Three Dog Night  who sang "Joy to the World" and other hits, died at 83. On February 2, 2026, soulful singer Charles "Chuck" Negron, who was also a co-founder of the legendary rock band Three Dog Night, passed away at the age of 83. Negron had been living in Studio City, Los Angeles, where he passed away from complications related to heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), according to his publicist.  From Bronx doo-wop singer to rock star whose voice helped define an era and through a lengthy battle with addiction and health issues that shaped his personal and artistic life, his death marks the end of a remarkable and turbulent journey. A Voice That Defined a Generation  Chuck Negron’s powerful tenor became one of rock’s unmistakable sounds in the late 1960s and early 1970s. As a lead singer of Three Dog Night, he...
Post a Comment
Read more

Mamdani names Lisa Scott-McKenzie aging commissione या trendy New year2026

  Mamdani names Lisa Scott-McKenzie aging commissioner A Dr. Mamdani is appointed by Mayor Lisa Scott-McKenzie as Commissioner for Aging in New York City  City of New York — In a key leadership move affecting one of the city’s most rapidly growing populations, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has appointed Dr. New York City Department for the Aging Commissioner Lisa Scott-McKenzie (NYC Aging) . The announcement was made on Tuesday at the SAGE Center, a community hub that provides services to older adults, in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.   A leader with deep ties to the community Dr. Scott-McKenzie has worked in the city's public health system for nearly four decades, most recently as Chief Operating Officer (COO) at NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull in North Brooklyqn. She gained a wide range of experience in public service through her leadership roles in multiple hospital divisions, including emergency management, social work services, facilities operations, and communi...
Post a Comment
Read more