Watch: Democrats Storm Out of Judicial Nominee Hearing When They Don’t Get Their Way
The article criticizes Democratic leaders for resorting to theatrical and disruptive tactics due to a lack of substantive offerings to voters. It highlights a recent incident during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing where Democratic senators, led by Sen. Cory Booker, repeatedly objected to advancing the nomination of Emil Bove, a former attorney for Donald trump, to the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Booker and his colleagues staged a prolonged protest, including walking out of the hearing. The article frames these actions as political stunts that have drawn negative reactions on social media, where users mocked Democrats for their behavior. It also references past instances of partisan disruption by Democrats and suggests that their base demands such spectacles, which contributes to the party’s declining popularity in polls.
Democrats have nothing to offer voters, so the party’s elected leaders consistently play to the worst elements of their base.
That, of course, means exhausting theatrics, temper tantrums, and even sometimes violence.
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Thursday, Democrat members stood up and walked out en masse while one of their colleagues, Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey, effectively repeated the same procedural complaints over and over.
The stunt occurred after Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, the committee’s chairman, called for a vote on the nomination of Emil Bove, former attorney for President Donald Trump, to the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
“I don’t understand this,” Booker said in a clip posted to the social media platform X.
The senator then insisted that his Republican colleagues had played fast and loose with the committee’s rules.
“At least address the Rule 4 point of order that we’re calling,” Booker demanded moments later. “There’s no need to rush this. What are we afraid of?”
The New Jersey Democrat then spoke for roughly seven consecutive minutes, and the substance of his comments never changed.
Meanwhile, around the 3:37 mark of the video below, Booker’s Democrat colleagues stood up and walked out of the hearing.
.@SenBooker on calling a vote for Emil Bove’s nomination: “What are you afraid of? … This is absolutely insane. What is the rush?” pic.twitter.com/B97UbfhAFL
— CSPAN (@cspan) July 17, 2025
Fortunately, many X users recognized Democrats’ theatrics as an unbecoming stunt.
Everything Dems do is a stunt- get the Sargent at arms to rip him out !
— Scott Murphy (@ScottMurph87261) July 17, 2025
Only democrats can do this lol.
— Thankful4USA (@Thankful4Usa) July 17, 2025
Booker plays fabian strategy, foregone conclusion is eventually reached despite posturing and grandstanding. Nothing to see here.
— Malik Alnaar ملك النار (@Ezalb_Resuah) July 17, 2025
@SenBooker Your BLOVIATNG is so nauseating 🤮
— Cyndi,RN🇺🇸Patriot (@Cyndlu68) July 17, 2025
Some users even referred to Democrats as “theater kids.”
Theatre kids now playing congressional members.
— TC (@caltract) July 17, 2025
The theater kids are at it again, huh?
— Gen-X Johnny (@chopper9826) July 17, 2025
Voters, of course, have seen this kind of nonsense from elected Democrats in the past.
Recall, for instance, Democrats’ shameful behavior during Trump’s joint address to Congress in March. They could not even bring themselves to honor the families of Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungary, two young Americans murdered by illegal immigrants.
An oft-overlooked element of elected Democrats’ theatrics is that their voters want these spectacles.
In fact, some Democratic legislators recently complained that their voters have demanded violence.
In sum, stunts like the one they pulled on Thursday help explain why polls have shown the Democratic Party sinking to a historic nadir of unpopularity.
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