Tuesday was an embarrassing day for anyone who still identifies as a Democrat. It was a great day for those who profit from creating content about how much Democrats fail as a party and suck at life. But not so much for those who are one. And we aren't just talking about their silly behavior during Trump's speech.

Democrats kicked off the day with 23 cringetastic videos of them all repeating the same speech, and we now know the identity of the Senator who forgot how the internet works and thought this was a good idea.

Quick recap. My favorite thing about Stephen A. Smith slapping around the Democrat Party is that the Democrat Party isn't smart enough to listen to him. If anything, they double down instead.

Elon Musk wanted to know who the chucklehead was that thought this was a good idea. No doubt to sic DOGE on them and add them to the list of government waste, fraud, and/or abuse. A brand new Cybertruck to the first person who can identify who is responsible!

We have our answer.

It was Cory Booker.

Suddenly, it all makes sense. If you were to ask me what Democrat Senator is most likely to do the "how do you do fellow kids" meme unironically and IRL, I'd guess Cory Booker. Lest we all forget...

I'd love to know what the pitch was behind this silly social media campaign. I think I get the overall theory. You give senators messaging so that the party is on the same page when they talk to constituents. That way, Elizabeth Warren is saying the same thing to a retirement home in Massachusetts that Chuck Schumer is saying to the barista behind the counter at Starbucks that Sheldon Whitehouse is saying to his country club that doesn't allow black people as members, and so on.

The problem is that it is all one constituency on the Internets. The same people who follow Warren also follow Schumer and Whitehouse, and we ALL see the content on the X-Twitters. And none of the sentors were smart enough to mix it up a little bit. Hit a few bullet points, but put their own spin on it. They all read the exact same script verbatim.

So now ask yourself, do you remember WHAT they were saying? Or only that they were saying the exact same thing, and it was embarrassing? Epic messaging fails.

Brodigan is Grand Poobah of this here website and when he isn't writing words about things enjoys day drinking, pro-wrestling, and country music. You can find him on the Twitter too.

Facebook doesn't want you reading this post or any others lately. Their algorithm hides our stories and shenanigans as best it can. The best way to stick it to Zuckerface? Sign up for our DAILY EMAIL BLASTS! They can't stop us from delivering our content straight to your inbox. Yet.

- YouTubewww.youtube.com