Nasty Democrat lawmaker flashes sign behind President Trump as he enters chamber to speak to Congress. President Trump will deliver his first address of his second term to a joint session of Congress tonight in what’s expected to outrage Democrats as the President recaps his historic first six weeks in office. The new U.S. president typically addresses a Joint Session of Congress shortly after taking

Screenshot In a decisive move to uphold the House’s decorum, Speaker Mike Johnson intervened during Trump’s congressional speech to remove Representative Al Green (D-TX) following an outburst that interrupted President Donald Trump’s address. The incident occurred as President Trump was outlining his administration’s achievements and future plans, a moment intended to inform and unify the nation. Representative Al Green argued that President Trump lacks a

During his speech tonight, Trump recognized Elon Musk, who is in attendance, and talked about the work he is doing with DOGE. When he started listing off some of the crazy wasteful spending items that DOGE has already uncovered, he actually got a lot of laughs. No one can deny that these items are insane. Here is a portion of the list, via Kanekoa the

During President Donald Trump’s first joint address to Congress of his second term, as he outlined the steps his administration is taking to reshape the federal government, several Democratic lawmakers wearing “Resist” t-shirts stood up, turned their backs, and walked out of the House chamber in protest. Throughout the speech, the Democrats consistently behaved like children — shouting, holding signs, and causing a disrespectful ruckus.

Among his remarks tonight, Trump declared an end to weaponized government, specifically, the kind that was used against him for years. He then turned to the Democrat side of the chamber and asked, “How did that work out?” It must absolutely kill these Dems to have to sit there and take this. They threw everything they could at this man, and yet here he is

Democrat Rep. Al Green (R-TX) was removed from President Trump’s Congressional address just five minutes after the President’s speech began. Al Green is the same leftist kook who announced he was introducing articles of impeachment against Trump for his “dastardly deeds.” President Trump’s address to a Joint Session of Congress Tuesday opened with fire from President Trump telling members of Congress that “America is back,”

Photo courtesy of El Confidencial President Trump will deliver his first address of his second term to a joint session of Congress tonight in what’s expected to outrage Democrats as the President recaps his historic first six weeks in office.   The new U.S. president typically addresses a Joint Session of Congress shortly after taking office, delivering what is informally known as the “State of

Brian Glenn from Real America’s Voice Brian Glenn from Real America’s Voice reported on Tuesday that Democrats are sneaking in noisemakers and possibly booze into President Trump’s speech. Brian Glenn: A large bag, like stuffed purses, if you will. What can be inside those purses? I don’t know, but we might hear them a little bit later during this speech. But you can certainly feel

Critics of Anthony Fauci’s tenure as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases might breathe a sigh of relief Wednesday as the senate’s expected confirmation of Dr. Jay Bhattacharya may bring an end to the regime of absurd—and far too often cruel—animal testing sponsored by the National Institutes of Health. Bhattacharya is a prominent professor of medicine at Stanford University, specializing in

President Donald Trump has appointed Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins as the designated survivor for tonight’s address to a joint session of Congress. The role of designated survivor is a critical component of our nation’s preparedness, ensuring that the government can continue to function in the event of a catastrophic incident. This practice, rooted in the Cold War era, involves selecting a Cabinet member