House MPs voted for censorship Tail. Al GreenD-Texas, after being thrown out of the president Donald Trump Address to the common session of Congress on Tuesday night.
Ten Democrats joined the Republicans in voting for the measure. Green himself voted “present”, along with the figures of Shomari from the first deadline, D-Ala.
“The children’s outing for Al Green has exhibited chaos and dysfunction within the Democratic Party, since so far is the superior victory of President Trump and his success at the office. This is not surprising 198 Democrats has refused to support Green’s censorship with regard to their radical, inflammatory rhetoric, and Trump’s mandate, Syndrome, Domovilo, Domovilo “Remmermer.
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The speaker of the house Mike Johnson asked an Al Green envoy, a D-texas to leave the chamber after being disturbed by President Donald Trump’s address to Congress on March 4, 2025. (Win McNamee/Pool via Reuters/Andrew Hardik/Getty Images)
10 Democrats who voted for Cenzura Green are Reps. Ami Bera, D-Calif.; Ed Case, D-Hawaii; Jim Costa, D-Calif.; Laura Gillen, Dn.y .; Jim Himes, D-Conn.; Chrissy Houlahan, D-Pa; Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio; Jared Moscowitz, D-Fla.; Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Wash.; And Tom SAZZI, Dn.y.
Republicans ran to introduce competitive resolution on Wednesday for Censorship Green, and three separate texts were made within a few hours.
Fox News Digital said that Dan Newhouse, R-Wash, whose resolution was voting on the floor of the house on Thursday morning, addressed the speaker Mike Johnson, R-La, about the resolution of Cenzure immediately after Trump’s speech ended on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, a freedom House MP aimed to make a threat to censorship any democrats who protested against Trump’s speech, and Rev. Troy Nehls, R-Texas, created its own resolution censorship against Green, which received more than 30 sponsors of the House GOP.
But on Wednesday afternoon, Newhouse went out to the house to believe that his resolution was “privileged”, a maneuver, forcing homes of homes to take over the law of the law within two legislative days.
Newhouse said after a vote, Fox News Digital, “President Trump’s address to the Congress was not a discussion or forum; the speaker invited him to expose his agenda for the American people. My colleague’s actions from Texas broke the rules of the house decor and must be responsible.”
Democrata House’s offer to block the resolution that she gets voting failed on Wednesday. Green himself voted “present”.
The 77-year-old Democrat was removed from Trump’s Common address on Congress on Tuesday night after repeatedly disturbed the beginning of the president’s speech.
Ambassador Dan Newhouse, R-Wash., Introduced a resolution for Censur Green (Tom Williams)
He shouted, “You have no mandate!”, On Trump as he brought Republican victories in the home, Senate and the White House.
Johnson Green removed the US sergeant.
It was part of a bigger question with democratic laws on Tuesday night, and many dealt with both the quiet and vocal acts of protest against Trump. Democrats were also neglected because they did not applaud when Trump set a 13-year-old boy with honorary agents of secret service.
The president of the House publicly caused Democrats to vote with the Republicans in favor of Cenzure on Thursday.
“Despite my repeated warnings, he refused to stop with his bow, and I was forced to remove him from the Chamber,” Johnson posted on X. “He deliberately violated the rules of home houses, and the accelerated vote on Cenzura is a suitable cure. Every Democrat who is concerned about the return of confidence and respect for the Republicans in this effort.
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Republican legislators applaud while US President Donald Trump breaks his hand with House President Mike Johnson (R-L) (L) and Vice-President JD Vance (R) and as he arrives to submit his address to a joint session of the Congress on the US Capitol (Getty Images)
Green, who shook Newhouse’s hand before he spoke on Wednesday during his debate on his own censorship.
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“I heard the speaker when he said I should stop. I didn’t, and I’m not with intensity. It was not done from an emotion rush,” Green said.
“I think on some questions, matters of conscience, you have to be ready to suffer the consequences. And I said that I will. I will suffer no matter the consequences, because I do not believe that in the richest country in the world of people should be without good health care.”
Other recent legislators censored on the floor of the house were the Ambassador of the Rashida Tlaiib, D-Mich., Former Ambassador Jamaal Bowman, Dn.y., and now Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif.
