White House turns back the clock and creates MySpace-like page to mock Democrats over shutdown

The White House launched a satirical MySpace-style web page to mock Democrats and blame them for the ongoing government shutdown. The page, named "MySafeSpace," features a mock profile of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, using a meme of him in a sombrero and mustache. It includes links to unfavorable news stories about Democrats concerning the shutdown, an audio player with Linkin Park's "What I've Done," and a list of Jeffries' "friends" that includes fictional characters and political figures like Joe Biden and George Soros. The bio on the page criticizes Democrats for prioritizing "DEI, transgender for everyone, and handing out taxpayer benefits" over the well-being of uniformed personnel and public safety. This move by the Trump administration comes as the government shutdown approaches a historic length, with no resolution in sight. Republicans and President Trump have been actively trying to shift blame to Democrats, who are refusing to pass a spending bill without an extension of Covid-era healthcare subsidies. Democrats argue that failing to extend these subsidies would significantly increase insurance premiums for millions of Americans. Despite the White House's efforts to attribute blame, public polling indicates that a majority of Americans hold th... download the app to read more