On Wednesday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer sought to rebrand the Republican-led initiative known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which elicited immediate criticism.
Schumer accused President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans of deceiving the public regarding the actual consequences of the bill, proposing that it be renamed the “Well, We’re All Going To Die Act.”
He contended that the legislation would strip health care coverage from 14 million Americans, terminate food assistance for 11 million individuals, and fund “tax cuts for billionaires at the expense of families.”
“Here’s the ‘We Are All Going To Die Act,’” Schumer stated while referencing his visual aid.
Critics were quick to react, pointing out that if every Republican-led initiative labeled as “deadly” by Democrats had indeed resulted in fatalities, the majority of Americans would have died numerous times by now.
“I’m already dead from Net Neutrality, climate change, sequestration, and building a wall,” remarked one user on the X platform.
“I was killed by the repeal of Net Neutrality,” another user commented.
“Doesn’t this act become tiresome? Everyone was supposed to die if we repealed net neutrality. Enacting a Georgia law that broadened voter access was predicted to reinstate segregation. Implementing tax cuts will supposedly lead to mass fatalities. The emotional weight has diminished because no one takes it seriously anymore,” AG Hamilton posted.
“It truly resembles the Reason video where they ridiculed these individuals for claiming ‘people will die’ whenever a Republican suggested anything,” another user remarked while sharing the video.
“No individual should ever – ever – regard these individuals with any seriousness again ever,” concluded CNN GOP commentator Scott Jennings.
In the meantime, a remarkable new survey from CNN indicates that the Democratic Party is significantly trailing the Republicans regarding economic matters.
Following months of the Democrats and their media supporters attempting to instill fear in Americans concerning President Donald Trump’s tariff strategies, CNN data analyst Harry Enten expressed his astonishment at the extent to which the left-wing narrative was faltering.
“One would assume that after all the tumult, Kate Bolduan, following the initial months of Donald Trump’s presidency, particularly the first four months, that Democrats would possess a substantial lead on economic issues. However, that is not the case. That is not the case,” he remarked during a segment on Tuesday.
“The party that aligns most closely with your economic perspectives. In November 2023, it was the Republicans by an 11-point margin. Currently, it remains within that range, still within the margin of error, plus an eight-point lead for the Republican Party,” the data analyst stated.
“How can this be, Democrats? How can this be after all the fears of recession, after the fluctuations in the stock markets, after all the tariffs that Americans oppose, and yet Republicans maintain an eight-point advantage on economic issues? Are you serious?” he questioned.
“How is that — when we examine trends, how does that correlate with other data you are analyzing?” the anchor inquired.
“Yes, if this were merely one CNN poll, that would be one scenario. However, consider the Reuters/IPSOS data. What do we observe here? The party with a superior economic strategy. Well, in May 2024, just prior to Donald Trump’s re-election, Republicans held a nine-point lead,” Enten explained.
“Observe our current position in May 2025. The advantage has actually increased by three points. Now, Republicans enjoy a 12-point lead regarding the party with a more effective economic plan. And once more, this is following months of economic.
