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Donald Trump Tried to Blame Democrats for the Budget Impasse Again and Pelosi and Schumer Just Fired Back With an Epic Takedown

Donald Trump Tried to Blame Democrats for the Budget Impasse Again and Pelosi and Schumer Just Fired Back With an Epic Takedown
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In a development that may not be surprising to many, President Donald Trump embarked on a Twitter tirade as the partial shutdown of the government over border wall funding stretches into its second day.

The President blamed Democrats for the shutdown (despite vowing to take ownership of it himself), while also criticizing the Federal Reserve in the wake of an increasingly uncertain financial market.


Now, incoming Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY) are taking the President to task.

The top-ranking Democrats tweeted the same statement assuring that it's the President—not the Democrats—who remains guilty of "plunging the country into chaos."

They criticized the mixed messages coming from the White House regarding Trump's willingness (or lack thereof) to compromise on the issue.

Americans across the country agreed.

Twitter users also gave Pelosi and Schumer a necessary reminder.

Americans stressed to the two lawmakers that acquiescing to Trump's demands is not an option.

As the shutdown drags on, it won't be long before one side is forced to show its hand. Already having passed a continuing resolution that included Trump's original request of $1.6 billion for border security (which he rejected), it doesn't look like the Democrats will be backing down on this issue any time soon.

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