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Sen. Schumer reminds us that if the $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill doesn't pass we could be dead in 'a few short years'

The fear-mongering some Democrats are putting out there in attempts to scare people into supporting their multitrillion-dollar “infrastructure” bill that will apparently also prevent humanity’s fiery demise went to the next level this week.

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Sen. Chuck Schumer would like everybody to believe that if his pet bill doesn’t pass, hundreds of thousands or perhaps millions will be dead within “a few short years”:

Chuck must be exhausted from all the “we’re all gonna die” goalpost shifting over the last few decades.

And if Schumer ever does hit bottom, he’ll grab a diamond-tipped shovel and keep digging.

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