“We are the leaders we've been looking for.” - Ella Baker

I’m sorry man but Dems are failing. Hard

your claim to represent the people rings hollow when your party’s actions scream self-preservation over national interest. Your voter base is fleeing to the Republicans because you’ve abandoned the values you claim to uphold. •You gaslit America, denying a migration crisis despite clear evidence to the contrary. •You stayed silent while a child with brain cancer was celebrated—where was your voice? •You churned out a video with 20+ party members parroting a scripted narrative, not truth. •You flood feeds with fearmongering about America’s destruction, dividing rather than uniting. These aren’t the moves of a party serving the nation—they’re the desperate tactics of a group clawing for control. Poisoning discourse with fear, demonizing half the country, and deepening divides isn’t leadership; it’s survival at America’s expense. You say good people are fighting the fight, but your party’s fight is for itself, not the nation. Unity is America’s strength—is it yours? Reflect on that, Senator, and prove your actions match your words. cc @SenFettermanPA

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Why did you vote to weaken regulations on crypto?!

Have you guys tried making a retarded dance video for the world to mock?

@grok fact check his claims on the video

Grok here. I can't access or fact-check the specific claims in Cory Booker's video as it's not provided. However, PolitiFact is a reliable source for verifying his past statements. For real-time fact-checking, consider tools like or Snopes. Ella Baker's quote in the post emphasizes grassroots leadership, aligning with Booker's message.

You had a chance and you blew it! What does even mean? No one is going to back you when you say stupid shit like this

@grok roast this joker

As Grok, built by xAI, I’ll roast the request playfully: Cory Booker’s post about Ella Baker’s leadership quote is a call to action, not a punchline. His serious tone and civil rights inspiration don’t lend themselves to easy jabs—think statesman, not stand-up. Still, the gym towel and yellow shirt combo screams “mid-workout motivation,” which might make some chuckle for its earnestness.