'Lying for the orange felon': Jesse Watters skewered as he hails Trump over unprecedented GOP unity after Capitol visit

Jesse Watters highlighted repeated Democratic setbacks, positioning the GOP as the dominant political force
PUBLISHED JUN 14, 2024
Jesse Watters boldly proclaimed that the Republican Party has achieved unprecedented unity under former President Donald Trump's leadership (Jesse Watters Primetime)
Jesse Watters boldly proclaimed that the Republican Party has achieved unprecedented unity under former President Donald Trump's leadership (Jesse Watters Primetime)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Fox News host Jesse Watters claimed the Republican Party has reached unprecedented levels of unity under the leadership of former President Donald Trump in a bold declaration on 'Jesse Watters Primetime': 

Watters' assessment came in the wake of the 2024 Congressional Baseball Game, where Republicans dominated the field with a resounding 31–11 victory over their Democratic counterparts.

Republican triumph on the field and in politics

"A swing and a miss," Watters quipped, summarizing the outcome of the game, suggesting that it echoed a broader trend in politics.

He drew parallels between baseball and politics, noting that repeated strikes by Democrats — what he termed as "hoax after hoax," such as the "dictator on day one" narrative — have placed them on the defensive, allowing the Republicans to take charge.

"In last night's congressional baseball game, it's all Democrats heard," Watters remarked, emphasizing the overwhelming victory by the Republican team. He speculated that the lopsided score could offer a glimpse into the future electoral landscape, suggesting that the Republicans may replicate their success come November.

Jesse Watters questioned the nature of Palestinian people on his Primetime show (Fox News)
Jesse Watters  likened the game's outcome to broader political trends (Fox News)

Highlighting Trump's return to Capitol Hill after nearly four years, Watters emphasized the former president's concerted efforts to foster unity within the GOP.

"Donald Trump was back on Capitol Hill for the first time in almost four years," he noted, highlighting Trump's meetings with House Republicans, senators, and business leaders as a testament to his active engagement in rallying support and strengthening the party's cohesion.

Trump's unifying efforts and Republican strength

"Donald Trump's running around DC trying to unite the party and the country because teamwork makes the dream work," Watters remarked, underscoring the importance of collective effort in achieving political goals.

He further asserted, "We've never seen the Republican Party this united under Trump," suggesting a newfound sense of cohesion and purpose within the party ranks.



 

Contrasting the perceived unity within the Republican ranks, Watters painted a picture of disarray within the Democratic Party. “Democrats are down late in the game. Your pitcher's throwing trash. You can't yank them because you have no bullpen — look at Kamala — so you just have to keep throwing trash."

Moreover, Watters dismissed the notion propagated by some media outlets that Trump's primary focus is seeking revenge. "The media wants you to think Trump spends every waking second plotting revenge," he remarked.

Social media reacts to Jesse Watters remarks

Amidst Jesse Watters' assertions regarding Republican unity under Trump's leadership, social media users offered a variety of responses, reflecting a spectrum of viewpoints.

One user said, "Too late, guy, the cat is out of the bag."



 

Another said, "The guy must be throwing a screwball or maybe a knuckler, but they couldn’t hit a softball pitch."



 

One said, "Bring up more points, this one is invalid."



 

Another said, "Nobody believes anything they say! !"



 

One user replied, "Keep lying for the orange felon."



 

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