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Chuck Schumer's 'What a Good Business Operator Would Do' Slam on DOGE Collapses Under Its Own Weight

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I'll kick things off in this story with a compliment of sorts to Sen. Chuck Schumer, who has recently admitted that, yes, there is wasteful spending in the federal government:

Schumer's been in Congress for decades, knows there's wasteful spending, and has never cared to do a damn thing about it. Actually Chuck only wants to make the waste worse, which is why Schumer and the Democrats are sweating like a teenage boy whose mother says she's going to look under his mattress because of what DOGE is doing. 

This week, Schumer, who works in a federal government that's closing in on $40 trillion in debt, had the audacity to lecture Elon Musk and DOGE about what a "good business operator" would do:

For starters, a "good business operator" wouldn't let their company get $37 trillion in debt (nor could they). 

Trump's team contains a lot of people who have actually accomplished things in the private sector, which makes it extra special when career politicians who have never operated a lemonade stand tries to lecture them about good business practices.

I've always thought an entertaining reality show would be to take lefty politicians such as Schumer, Bernie Sanders and maybe a couple members of The Squad and have them run a private sector business for a month. Well, probably less than a month because it would go under before the four weeks passed.

In the federal government context, what a "good business operator" (voters) should do is vote out Schumer and the rest who are fully content to keep driving the country off a cliff.

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