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Okay, Democrats Are Just Making Up Hoaxes Now – And They Don’t Care

By POLITICS COMMENTARY

Many conservatives are convinced Jasmine Crockett was humiliated after it was shown she smeared Lee Zeldin by claiming he took money from Jeffrey Epstein. Yes, Zeldin once received a donation from a Jeffrey Epstein — but not the Jeffrey Epstein. Crockett knew exactly what she was doing. It was a calculated, sleazy smear built on a technicality.

But let’s not kid ourselves: she wasn’t embarrassed. She wasn’t ashamed. She was proud of it. In her world, the smear landing is what matters — not whether it’s true. More people heard the lie than ever heard the correction, and that’s all she cares about.

Conservatives keep making the same mistake: we still think facts, evidence, and even a loose relationship with reality matter when you’re dealing with Democrats. They don’t. The modern Left is marinated in Critical Theory — the belief that everything is a “narrative,” and narratives exist solely to seize power. Truth is irrelevant. Accuracy is irrelevant. Every statement is just a weapon, and they’ll say whatever advances their agenda in the moment.

That’s why Crockett feels no shame whatsoever. She’s not embarrassed — she’s smirking. In her mind, the smear did its job. The lie traveled farther than the truth.

It’s foolish to take hardcore left-wing Democrats at their word. Sure, some old-school liberals will still give you their honest take, even if you disagree with it. But the ideological left — the activists steeped in Critical Theory and perpetual grievance politics — operates on an entirely different wavelength.

For them, politics isn’t about truth or policy; it’s about power. Every statement is crafted to advance an agenda. Facts are optional, context is disposable, and the purpose of speech is to gain leverage, not communicate honestly.

I mention this due to another shocking act of slander and a “clarification” reminiscent of Jasmine Crockett. This one involves Minnesota’s own transgender leftist deviant sttate Legislator, Leigh Finke, who promotes disturbing legislation aimed at leading children towards sterilization, mutilation, and sexual promiscuity. Finke is a disturbing imitation of a woman:

The White House has responded to claims made by Minnesota state Rep. Leigh Finke that President Donald Trump “is a child rapist.”

In a statement to Alpha News, White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said: “You’d have to be truly sick in the head to make such an absurdly false claim.”

Finke wrote in an Instagram post a week ago: “I don’t know what happens in this current political climate when we definitively prove that our president is a participant in a massive sex trafficking ring organized by his friends.”

The post went on to state that “it is one thing for us to presume what we know in the face of mounting evidence. But it’s another thing to confirm the reality … that the man who is our elected president is a child rapist.”

“Release the files. Prosecute these predators, and find justice for the victims,” Finke added, referring to the government’s files on deceased financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Ironically, the person Democrats keep trying to use as a weapon against Trump is Virginia Giuffre — the same woman who spent time around him at Mar-a-Lago and has repeatedly said Trump was not an abuser and never acted inappropriately toward her before her suicide. In fact, Trump was the one who threw Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago long before the political class pretended to care about Epstein’s behavior.

Yet Democrats cling to their favorite contradiction: insisting Trump and Epstein were “best friends,” while also claiming Trump must be guilty of something because Epstein supposedly despised him. They deploy both narratives at once, whichever one is useful in the moment.

It’s the same old tactic — facts don’t matter, consistency doesn’t matter, only the storyline that helps them attack Trump right now.

See what I mean about how the Left uses language? Nothing has to be coherent, consistent, or grounded in reality. They just hurl whatever accusation happens to be useful in the moment and hope something sticks. It’s all about emotional impact, not truth.

And now Finke — just like Crockett — is doing the predictable “Well, I didn’t exactly say that” tap dance. Of course he is. He doesn’t want to get sued. But the backpedaling doesn’t matter one bit, because the goal was already accomplished: the smear is out in the wild, and that’s all they care about:

Finke posted on the social media site BlueSky on Friday above a link to the original Alpha News story, attempting to clarify the comments.

Finke wrote: “Yes I did. (To be fair I did not say Trump is a child rapist. I said we as a nation should prepare for the potentiality that our president is a child rapist).”

It’s the same BS Democrats are peddling with their “don’t follow illegal orders” video. They want to plant the suggestion that illegal orders are already happening — to prime the public and the military to distrust the Commander-in-Chief. But when they’re called out, they retreat into lawyer-speak: Oh, we only meant hypothetical illegal orders, so no big deal.

Please. No one is buying that straight BS.

It’s the exact same playbook the late Sen. Harry Reid used when he flat-out invented the lie that Mitt Romney didn’t pay his taxes. He made it up entirely, and after the election — when it was proven false — he was asked why he’d said it.

His answer was as honest as he’d ever been: “Romney didn’t win, did he?”

It’s a mistake to treat the modern ideological Left as if they’re speaking in good faith. For the activist left, language isn’t a way to communicate beliefs — it’s a tool to achieve power. Words aren’t meant to represent reality; they’re meant to shape it, manipulate it, and weaponize it.

In that worldview, concepts are tools, rhetoric is ammunition, and ordinary people are just the audience they hope to steer. They don’t debate — they frame, they spin, they manufacture narratives designed to overwhelm facts and intimidate anyone who resists. Once you understand that, everything falls into place.

Because to them, everything is a narrative — and if a narrative helps them gain power, it doesn’t matter whether it’s true, false, or outright absurd.

Everything becomes a political weapon. Everything becomes a hoax.

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