Category: Supreme Court
Foul-mouthed Democrat congresswoman doubles down on now-deleted profane tirade
Democrat Rep. Susie Lee of Nevada took to social media earlier this week to post an ill-tempered tirade filled with profanity.
Lee let out a flurry of F-words in response to an article detailing President Donald Trump’s plans to attend the Supreme Court’s oral arguments on a landmark birthright citizenship case. Notably, Lee’s profile banner on X brands her as “America’ #1 Most Bipartisan Member of Congress.”
‘Clearly my language touched a nerve.’
“So f**king f**ked up,” Lee said in a now-deleted post with a timestamp of 1:03 a.m. Wednesday. “I’ll pray they f**k him to his face. Sorry, I say f**k a lot these days.”
Rather than apologizing for her low impulse control, Lee doubled down and defended her incoherent rant, claiming Trump has violated the Constitution and its separation of powers.
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“Clearly my language touched a nerve — my nerve was touched by the attacks on our Constitution and its separation of powers,” Lee said in a post later that morning. “I took an oath to protect and defend it.”
Administration officials and allies of the president mocked Lee’s lack of professionalism, insinuating she has a drinking problem that contributed to her lack of online inhibition.
Brandon Herrera, a Republican congressional candidate from Texas, piled on to the ratio on Lee’s childish follow-up post.
“I’m gonna need you to take an oath to stop swearing until you get good at it,” Herrera said in a post on X. “Currently you sound like a 9 year old trying to impress the older kids.”
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