Democratic lawmakers blasted President Biden for announcing he would sign a resolution to block Washington, D.C., softening its criminal code, after they expected him to veto it.
Fox News contributor Ted Williams weighs in on the House of Representatives voting to repeal a sweeping overhaul of the D.C. criminal code on 'Fox News Live.'decision to sign a resolution
According to The Hill, some of these Democratic Party lawmakers are so outraged over Biden’s decision that they’ve resorted to blasting the White House in expletive-laden epithets. One told the outlet that this is"F---ING AMATEUR HOUR."
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