The White House, from its official account, posted another meme about Democratic leadership on X, putting Chuck Schumer on blast for leading the government shutdown. 

The government shut down at midnight after Senate Democrats used for ransom their demands for $1.5 trillion to provide free healthcare to illegal aliens and gender transition care for minors.

This is despite an overwhelming majority of voters, including nearly half of Democrats, saying in a recent New York Times poll that they did not think the Democrats should force a government shutdown to push their radical agenda.

The Senate Democrats’ proposal to reopen the government once again failed on Wednesday. They are expected to continue holding government funding hostage until they can secure $1.5 trillion to give welfare and healthcare to illegal aliens.

This is the latest in a series of memes against Democratic leaders amid the shutdown battle in the Senate. President Trump previously posted memes showing Hakeem Jeffries in a cartoonized mustache and wearing a Sombrero hat, mocking the Democratic Party’s obsession with illegal immigration as a voter-replacement scheme.

Jeffries, of course, blamed racism for the memes, despite being black and not mexican, because he’s a humorless liberal who thrives on identity politics.

As The Gateway Pundit reported, Vice President JD Vance responded to criticisms over the memes on Tuesday during a White House Press Briefing, where he slammed Jeffries for calling Trump racist and promised the memes would stop if the Democrat leaders “help us reopen the government.”

WATCH: “Is He a Mexican American?” – VP Vance Savages Hakeem Jeffries’ Outrage and Cries of Racism Over Sombrero Memes – “If You Help Us Reopen the Government, the Sombrero Memes will Stop!”

It's fitting that just before Vance said this, the White House released this beauty:

Dems right now: pic.twitter.com/lf7aOYdqY7

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) October 1, 2025

The meme originates from a skit in the Netflix show, "I Think You Should Leave," where comedian Tim Robinson, wearing a hot dog suit, crashes a hot dog-shaped car through a store window, then denies any responsibility.

"We're all trying to find the guy who did this and give him a spanking!" he screams at the police investigating the crime.

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