One Word Which Defines Rude, Condecending and Obnoxious

I met Senator Schumer four times in my life and each time left a bitter dislike for the man, worse than the previous time. He was rude, condescending and obnoxious. Basically, a schmuck.

 

Schumer is also proving to be a sore loser. While he had failed to maintain his one vote lead as the Majority Leader, he could have, nevertheless, left a positive mark as a Leader as he was downgraded, at best, to Minority Leader. Instead, he proved himself again to be a schmuck.

On Election Night, traditionally it is the Associated Press which is relied on by all media sources to call the races. It has been doing so for 170 years and has a success rate of 99.8%.  To put it in context, it did not call the 2000 Presidential election, Bush-Gore, because it was too close to call. And the result could not be identified with any certainty.

However, the AP DID call the Pennsylvania Senate race for challenger Dave McCormick over incumbent, Bob Casey, who he led by 30,000 votes at the time of the call. And while the remaining votes are still being counted, McCormick still holds a now 40,000 vote lead.

While Casey has not conceded, which is his right, old Chuck has decided to to take sides by proving himself to not step up as a Leader once again. And has proven himself to be a schmuck again, too.

So, in a fit of disdain and pique to the results called by the respected AP, both Fox News and Newsweek are reporting that Schumer has decided to exercise his authority over the Senate one last time and has chosen NOT TO INVITE Senator-Elect McCormick to the Orientation Meeting to occur this Wednesday.

Once again, Schumer had proven himself to rude, condescending and obnoxious. Basically, a schmuck.

And when the final vote is cast, Charles Schumer will be known by all as Senator Schmuck Schumer, the biggest schmuck who ever occupied the Senate. No one will ever be a bigger Leader in his position.

And no one will ever fight him for the title, either.