‘Haters make my day every day’

The encouraging thing about Democrats is that they don’t seem to learn from past mistakes — they continue to attack President Donald J. Trump at every turn, even though their unhinged, ideologically-driven campaign against the president played a large part in him returning to the White House.

On a similar note, Democratic lawmakers in Arizona resorted to the same tactic that blew up in the party’s face during Trump’s speech to Congress earlier this year, when corny “bingo” signs were used to voice their dissatisfaction with the president’s message.

Border czar Tom Homan was speaking to a special joint session of the Arizona legislature, explaining that the administration is “not going to apologize” for deporting illegal immigrants through the Alien Enemies Act.

“They came here to unsettle this country, to cause harm,” Homan said. “We will not apologize for sending two planeloads of terrorists out of this country.”

But Democrats walked out within seconds of his 30-minute speech, according to Fox News, carrying signs depicting the names of illegal immigrants deported under the administration’s mass deportation program.

Arizona Democrats storm out of the hearing where Tom Holman is talking about illegal immigration and how he puts his life on the line every single day by fighting it.

So these mature adults decided to write nonsense on their little white cardboard, signs, and storm out in… pic.twitter.com/MZ90uSh9rF

— Insurrection Barbie (@DefiyantlyFree) April 9, 2025

“I love it. Thank you for making my day. I love haters, they make my day every day,” Homan said of the open border cabal that stands with criminal aliens over Americans.

“I think this is just another reason why it just shows again that the Democrats are totally out of touch with Americans,” Arizona Senate President Warren Peterson (R) told Fox News. “We expanded our majorities because immigration is a top issue, especially here in Arizona as a border state. I guess what’s surprising is that they keep doubling down on issues that they’re completely losing on.”

“We won because of the Hispanic male voting Republican, and the Democrats are completely out with their base on this issue,” Petersen said. “So, they do have some people that are extreme, that are opposed to border security. But what I am finding is that the majority of Hispanics want Arizona to be safe and they want the borders to be secure.”

If the response on social media is any gauge, it would appear that Americans are over the high school-esque political theater that defines today’s activist-dominated Democratic Party.

Here’s a quick sampling of those responses, as seen on X:

It’s absurd that Arizona Democrats chose to storm out instead of engaging in a serious discussion about illegal immigration. Tom Holman is literally putting his life on the line to protect the country, and they can’t even handle hearing the truth. The Democratic Party seems to…

— Trump Gunner (@KingLagoswa) April 9, 2025

We have a situation where our country has two political parties with ZERO common ground and the democrats will 100% weaponize the government against conservatives if they take back power.

— JP (@ipumpcharts) April 9, 2025

We need better people in government. We can live with two parties. We can’t live with people that won’t even act mature and professional enough to listen to the other side. Walking out is for children.
If you disagree, then stick around to make an articulate point. Be brave…

— Jeannette (@PQjeannett) April 9, 2025

How about pass a law that there will be NO signage allowed by ANY Congress member when in a formal session of Congress? This behavior would not be tolerated even in an elementary school. SO disrespectful!!

— Rhonda Hungerford (@1953LoneElm) April 10, 2025

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