Senator admits that we should ‘all celebrate’ DJ Daniel
SENS. Fetterman, Harono and Reed say Nicholas Ballasy for Fox News Digital why Democrats did not advocate for the survivor of 13 years of DJ Daniel cancer during the joint address of President Donald Trump Congress. (Nicholas Ballasy)
Democratic strategists claim that it would be better for democratic legislators to skip joint address of President Donald Trump Congress rather than cause disorders, which has since allegedly caused tensions to party leadership.
“I think it would only be smarter to boycott speech,” said Jim Manley, a democratic political strategist for Fox News Digital. “The phenomenon has given Trump the legitimacy that it does not deserve.”
Asked if he thinks Democrats The interruption of the president’s speech was a good strategy, said Andrew Bates, who was a senior deputy secretary for the print of the White House for former President Joe Biden, told Fox News Digital “No”.
“The protests preached to the choir, when we need to grow a community – like [Democratic Michigan Sen. Elissa] He made the sample when she said the Republicans would make you pay more “in every part of your life” to reduce taxes for rich, “Bates said.
The Al Green, a D-Texas envoy, was removed from the Chamber because on Tuesday, at the Washington Capitol, Washington, President Donald Trump, addresses a joint session of Congress. (Chip somodeville)
The leadership of the Democratic House is “very unhappy” by the interruptions made by the MPs during the speech, which included shouting and holding rowing in which “Mošus steals”, and invited them to attend “Come to Jesus’ meeting” to discuss their behavior, and Democrat’s home said Axios.
“I didn’t think the democratic reaction in the room went very well. It just contributed to the theater,” said Brad Bannon, president of Bannon Communications Research, a political consultation company for FOX in an interview. “No one can beat Trump at the theater. I’m sorry, I love my Democrats of the Congress, but when it comes to theatria, they are not approaching.”
“It would make sense, in my opinion, to let Trump’s words immerse and not act as disturbing the lies and untruths he said,” Bannon added. “So, I think the democratic reaction in the room was not good.”
One strategist shared with Fox that they saw private information showing that voters do not like protests.
Fetterman scared Dems that discuss “touching the moment” in Trump’s speech
Ambassador Nydia Velazquez, Dn.y., has a sign of protest with his colleagues Democrats, while President Donald Trump addresses a joint session of the Congress on the Capitol in Washington on Tuesday, DC, Tuesday. (Getty Images)
Tail. Al Green, D-Texas, stood up during Trump’s address and refused to sitwhich led to the speaker of Mike Johnson, R-La.
Democratic strategist David Axelrod said a politics that Green’s protest was probably “got a lot of Ataboos from the base” but did not resonate with most Americans.
“But with many other Americans – and not just Republicans – it was not more attractive than [GOP Reps.] Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert Heckling Biden, “Axelrod said in an interview.” This is simply not particularly useful. “
Democrats are also criticized for Not getting up While the president presented DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old surviving cancer, during a joint address.
Thirteen -year -old DJ Daniel survivor Daniel is a tribute on Tuesday during the joint address of President Donald Trump Congress in Washington, DC, Tuesday. (Fox News)
“You know, that’s a very individual thing. And there is not many other things we can focus on, as I would think?” Senator Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, said when asked why democratic members do not stand for Daniel. The “word” betrayal “comes to mind with respect to the president.”
Another Democrat, Senator Peter Welch, D-Vt., Fox News Digital said it was a “moving story”, but that “what Trump, of course, expressed research for cancer, which is pretty bad.”
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However, Senator John Fetterman, D-Pa, broke with his party on that issue.
“I don’t know why we can’t completely celebrate,” Fetterman told Nicholas Ballasy for Fox. “I mean, I have a 13-year-old and thank God she never had cancer, but I think it’s something we can celebrate there. And I think it was a touching moment. And, as I said, it’s part of the best American experience.”
