Sen. Chris Murphy Cheers For America’s Enemy

Sen. Chris Murphy, the Democrat from Connecticut, is under fire for appearing to cheer on America's enemy during the middle of a war. It was reported that 26 ships in Iran's shadow fleet had been able to run the U.S. blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. In response to that news, the senator tweeted one word, "Awesome." White House spokesperson Olivia Wales told Fox News the congressman's social media message crossed the line. "It takes an insane level of Trump Derangement Syndrome to cheer for a terrorist regime that chants 'Death to America," Wales told the network. "Chris Murphy is an America-last, radical left lunatic who stands for illegal aliens and Iranian terrorists over the American people," she added. "The only thing 'awesome' will be when he is out of office." First of all, there is no evidence that Iran has a shadow fleet or that they were able to evade the U.S. Navy. And to suggest otherwise is outrageous. "This is what late-stage TDS looks like: Cheering on Iran to defeat the U.S. Navy," read a statement from the Trump War Room on X. The congressman's office defended the message and said it was nothing more than sarcasm. It appears that Sen. Murphy is either a moron or he's a traitor to his country. It's time to start calling out these treasonous Democrats for who and what they really are. Treason is a crime in the United States of America. It's defined in part as giving "comfort" to the enemy. And that's what Murphy's comments did. At the very least Sen. Murphy should be censured by the U.S. Senate. And he should also be brought up on charges. And, if found guilty, he should face whatever penalties are levied by court. It's time to stop coddling anti-American politicians.

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Sen. Chris Murphy Cheers For America’s Enemy is an episode from ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes by Marcus Brown.

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This episode was published on Apr 21, 2026.

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