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Liz Warren just creeped out Chuck Schumer and robbed his script…

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Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren is apparently lost for words when it comes to attacking President Donald Trump.

So she’s now stealing someone else’s work and claiming it as her own!

Ahead of Trump’s first speech to Congress tonight, Democratic leader Chuck Schumer unleashed a viral social media video branded ‘S— That Ain’t True.”

The video is aimed at disputing Trump’s success in his first 100 days in office.

Schumer’s profanity-laden video starts with a clip of Trump declaring, “I will immediately bring prices down, starting on day one.”

“S— that ain’t true, that’s what you just saw,” Schumer says in his video. “Since day one of Donald Trump’s presidency, prices are up, not down.”

The videos lay out the costs of basic goods, say Trump is letting Elon Musk “take a chainsaw” to the federal government, and criticized his pardons of Jan. 6 defendants.

“Donald Trump has done nothing — goose eggs — to lower prices for you,” Schumer continued in his video, which bleeped out an expletive.

“Instead, he’s pardoned violent criminals who savagely beat police officers on Jan. 6. That’s an f-ing disgrace.”

Immediately afterwards, Elizabeth Warren released her own message.

But after closer examination, Warren’s message is literally a word-for-word copy of Schumer’s video.

Take a listen —

Is the move intended to be united in messaging? Or just lazy?

Perhaps it’s a little of both.

Because earlier today, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, also a Democrat, also posted the exact same message on his social media.

Is anything original these days?

It’s a sad state of affairs if top Democrats are leaning on social media messaging from Schumer.

In late January, on the heels of the news of President Trump’s federal loan freeze that caused an uproar particularly amongst Democrats, Schumer went viral… for all the wrong reasons.

The decision to freeze federal loans and grants that would have potentially impacted everything from research funding to Medicaid has since been taken off of the table.

But Schumer perhaps caused the biggest uproar regarding the polarizing move, to the point many social media users became sick.

Schumer claimed that he hasn’t seen “people so aroused in a very, very long time” over Trump’s federal grant freeze.

“Donald Trump, with his cruel policy, has aroused the American people and begun to show them how this administration is not for working families, but for the billionaires,” Schumer told reporters during a press conference on the White House Office of Management and Budget’s now-rescinded memo ordering a temporary freeze on federal grants and loans.

“People are aroused,” Schumer declared, claiming that local elected officials have been flooded with concerned messages from constituents over the memo.

“I haven’t seen people so aroused in a very, very long time,” the 74-year-old Democrat added.

Take a listen, straight from the horse’s mouth:

About the Author

Cory Templeman is an experienced writer and researcher who has worked with some of the biggest names in the publishing business. Cory lives in South Carolina with his wife and three kids.