Oh boy, you know things are getting desperate when a sitting Democratic congresswoman takes the stage at a rally and starts screaming expletives about the President of the United States. But that’s exactly what happened Monday when Oregon Rep. Maxine Dexter, in front of a crowd of government union workers, let loose with an outburst that even she knew was wildly inappropriate.
“I’ve been told I have 30 seconds, so I am going to tell you that we do have to—I don’t swear in public very well—but we have to fuck Trump! Please don’t tell my children that I just did that!” she shouted from the podium.
Now, if this was just another unhinged rally moment, it might be worth a shrug and a laugh. But it’s not just about a congresswoman losing her cool—it’s part of a much larger meltdown from Democrats over Trump’s efforts to shrink the bloated federal bureaucracy. And at the center of their panic? Elon Musk.
NEW: Rep. Maxine Dexter (D-OR) says, “I don’t swear in public very well, but we have to f*ck Trump!” 😂
She’s also introducing a bill that she admits is “probably not going to pass” to stop @elonmusk and @DOGE from exposing government waste, fraud, and corruption.
Bravo, dems! pic.twitter.com/pIgl1jAJ3a
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) February 11, 2025
Since returning to the White House, Trump has made it clear that the days of a runaway, unaccountable administrative state are over. One of his boldest moves has been working with Musk—yes, that Elon Musk—who is now leading the Department of Government Efficiency. His job? Rooting out waste, trimming down unnecessary agencies, and making sure the federal government serves Americans, not just itself. Naturally, this has sent Washington’s bureaucratic class into full-blown hysteria.
Dexter, for her part, is doing everything she can to stop it. On Feb. 7, she introduced her very first piece of legislation—the so-called Stop Musk Act. It’s barely two pages long and is clearly more of a political stunt than a serious policy proposal. The bill seeks to block Musk from downsizing the federal workforce and claims to “prohibit retaliation” against government employees who resist his efforts to reform federal agencies.
Her reasoning? Apparently, over 1,000 of her constituents have called her office demanding Musk be stopped. Which raises the question: Who exactly is making these calls? Career bureaucrats worried about losing their cushy jobs?
But Musk and Trump’s reforms are about more than just cutting government jobs—they’re about making sure taxpayer dollars are actually used for America’s benefit. That’s why they’re going after USAID, the agency that has been bleeding billions of dollars on questionable projects overseas.
Musk revealed in a recent X Space discussion that USAID will now fall under the leadership of Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a move aimed at ensuring the agency operates with American interests in mind. Rubio didn’t hold back in explaining why the change was necessary: Too many USAID projects have been nothing more than left-wing social engineering experiments, while others have risked sending American money straight into the hands of the Taliban. Oh, and let’s not forget that USAID has been linked to an organization associated with the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
