Rep. Mike Lawler Says There Are A Few Yiddish Words To Describe Schumer: Schmuck, Putz, And Shanda
Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) denounced Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) using some choice words from the Yiddish language on “Hannity.”
REP. MIKE LAWLER (R-NY): Well, you know, Sean, it didn’t take long for the euphoria to wash away for the Democrats from last week’s elections. They are absolutely divided right now. And no question, what they were pushing for was to give healthcare to illegal immigrants, to reverse many of the common sense reforms that were put in place in the one big beautiful bill. And the fact is, this was always about showing their far left radical base that they were standing up against Trump. That’s all this was. And Chuck Schumer cannot face more criticism or contempt from the American people for what he put them through over these past 42 days, all in an effort to show that he was fighting for the far left radical base. And you know, there’s a few Yiddish words, Sean, that adequately describe Chuck Schumer. Schmuck, putz, and shanda, because he is a disgrace, and he has created an absolute — SEAN HANNITY: Oh boy. I know what they all mean. LAWLER: Of course, as a New Yorker, you do. He has created an absolute mess for the American people. And it’s no question after 50 years in elected office, Chuck Schumer’s days are numbered. He was first elected in 1974 to the New York State Assembly, 1980 to Congress and 1998 to the Senate. He will announce at some point in the near future that he’s not running for reelection, because if he doesn’t, AOC will take him out in a Democratic primary.
