Democrats ran on grocery prices, but their cheerleaders celebrated the midterm sweep by drawing up a list of names.
Democrat leaders keep promising the new majority will stick to affordability.
And Jesse Watters just warned MAGA about what that crowd really wants.
Jesse Watters Told MAGA to Stop Expecting Mercy
Fox News host Jesse Watters opened his post-election show with the stock market bleeding and the Republican Party picking through the rubble.
Then he turned to the people celebrating the wreckage.
“You think the left’s going to take it easy on MAGA? They want it extinguished,” Watters said on Jesse Watters Primetime.
Watters said Democrats are already talking about “abolishing the Electoral College, impeaching the President and executing Elon Musk.”
That last item sounds like cable news exaggeration. It isn’t. No elected Democrat said it, and Watters lumped it in with the party’s official agenda a little loosely. But somebody on the Left did say it, out loud, on camera, to an audience of hundreds of thousands.
And Watters made the larger point plainly. “Because the second the Democrats get back in there, it’s going to be a massacre,” he said.
The Influencer Who Handed a New Senator His To-Do List
Nick Pringle, a Detroit-area progressive influencer, posted a victory video after the Democrat wave that reads like a sentencing hearing.
“Nuremberg Trials, Democrats,” Pringle began.
He then addressed Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed (D-MI) by his first name. “Abdul, take those Wolverine claws I got you and park them under Stephen Miller’s chin,” Pringle said.
He kept going. “I want to see Jared Kushner’s size five loafers swinging and dangling,” he said, before adding, “If Elon Musk is alive at Christmas, it has been a failure.”
Pringle also laid down terms for his support. “And understand, this is the last vote you get until we see Epstein file convictions, alright?” he said.
Multiple outlets reported that El-Sayed follows Pringle on social media, and Pringle’s own words claim he once gifted the incoming senator a set of Wolverine claws. The clip racked up tens of thousands of likes on Instagram within a day.
As of the first wave of coverage, El-Sayed hadn’t publicly distanced himself from the video.
Maybe Pringle thinks he’s doing a comedy bit. Plenty of online personalities hide behind that excuse. But America already learned what happens when this kind of talk leaves the screen.
The Joke Defense Died on September 10, 2025
Charlie Kirk stood on a stage at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025, and an assassin’s bullet killed him in front of the students he came to debate.
Donald Trump survived two assassination attempts during the 2024 campaign. In June 2022, police arrested an armed man near Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s home.
And Elon Musk isn’t some random name pulled out of a hat. Arsonists torched Tesla vehicles and dealerships across the country in 2025, attacks Attorney General Pam Bondi labeled domestic terrorism.
So when a left-wing influencer with a massive following tells a newly elected senator that Musk breathing at Christmas counts as failure, nobody should laugh it off. The pattern of left-wing political violence already has a body count.
But the media treats every fiery speech at a Trump rally as a five-alarm threat to democracy, while a call to see Republicans “swinging and dangling” gets filed under online noise.
The Base Wants More Than Subpoenas
Elected Democrats use politer language, but they’re aiming at the same targets.
US Representative Robert Garcia (D-CA) already told Trump officials to lawyer up. Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who campaigned alongside El-Sayed in Michigan, declared after the election that Democrats must do “the unthinkable” to hold onto the coalition that delivered their wins, according to The Blaze.
Watters’ list holds up too. The Democrat Party promised voters in 2018 that impeachment wasn’t the plan, then impeached Trump twice once it held the House. Abolishing the Electoral College has sat on the progressive wish list for years.
And Pringle’s vote threat explains why leaders will feel the pressure. A party that just watched the Democratic Socialists of America double their House delegation can’t afford to ignore its loudest activists.
Those activists don’t want lower gas prices first. They want trials, convictions, and a prison on Epstein’s old island. Pringle said as much.
Voters didn’t hand Democrats Congress for any of that. NBC News exit pollsters found a 63 percent majority calling the decision to take military action against Iran a wrong one, a group Democrats carried with 83 percent. The neoconservatives who sold that war gave Democrats an opening, and gas prices did the rest.
Nobody marked a ballot asking for Nuremberg trials. Democrats will act like they did anyway.
Republicans Had Two Years and Spent Them Waiting
Watters saved some of his sharpest words for his own side.
He asked what ever happened to Trump’s promised revenge tour, and why the fraud DOGE uncovered never produced a single charge. Then he pointed at Capitol Hill and asked “what did the Republican Congress do besides go on vacation?”
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis piled on during an interview with Laura Ingraham, rattling off immigration measures Congress never touched. “There’s so many things that could have been done. They didn’t even attempt it, Laura,” DeSantis said.
Republicans spent two years treating power like a rental they’d have to return in good condition. Democrats never think that way. They treat power like a deed.
But the clock didn’t run out completely. President Trump still holds the veto pen until January 2029, and a Democrat Congress can’t override him without Republican help.
Subpoenas don’t need his signature, though. Neither do hearings, referrals, or the endless legal bills that come with them for every staffer who ever worked in the West Wing.
So when the new Congress gavels in come January, which list will Democrat leaders follow: the grocery-price promises they campaigned on, or the one their cheerleaders already posted online?
Sources: RealClearPolitics (Jesse Watters Primetime transcript); Townhall; The Gateway Pundit; Not the Bee; RocaNews; The Blaze; NBC News exit polls
