Matthew 25; Or Jeremiah 22: Or….

Ossoff: The measure of our success is not how many of the poorest and most vulnerable families we shackle and imprison and deport; the measure of our success is whether each generation achieves greater health and prosperity than the last. pic.twitter.com/0H5xDVJhGn

— Acyn (@Acyn) April 18, 2026

Actually, the measure of our success is how we treat the poorest and most vulnerable families and individuals.

This is exactly the message Dems should be hitting Trump and co with, thank you @ossoff https://t.co/dEo0kjgk9b

— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) April 18, 2026

I respectfully disagree. Arguing against corruption is certainly good:

Corruption Toppled Viktor Orbán. Could Donald Trump Be Next? Fabulous conversation with a true expert, constitutional scholar Kim Lane Scheppele @kimlanelaw ⁦@Princeton⁩ https://t.co/3cXvL4hKeA

— Jane Mayer (@JaneMayerNYer) April 18, 2026

But the U.S. isn’t nearly as impoverished as Hungary, and Trump has neither been in power for 16 years nor had the power Orban had. He hasn’t done nearly as much to America as Orban did to Hungary and yet, after only 16 months, Trump is one of the least popular presidents in history. So Democrats should talk about what they’re going to do for America, not what they’re going to do to Trump. The latter appeals to chattering heads on the internet, the same people who wonder why the Pope won’t at least respond to Trump.  On the other hand:

Woman Gives Trump Double Middle Finger Salute On Way To Golf Club

Trump golfs as unauthorized war in Iran continueshttps://t.co/QtZrecExMphttps://t.co/QtZrecExMp

— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) April 18, 2026

Iran closes the Strait and Trump heads for the golf course. Talk about that, but not for long. Talk about how Congress will stop Trump’s foreign adventurism when Democrats are in power. And remember that all politics is STILL local.

And what excites Twitter doesn’t necessarily win elections.