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Is that how you want your children to act in public?
Remind your days of school assemblies. All classes are obediently gathering on bleach and what?
Some rather awful speaks, rewards, sketches, sincere attraction that they do not drive drunk and more. A set before big games could have been fun and Decorum then went out the window – but not completely. There may have been some disciplinary questions. Catholic high schools, like my own, had standards that were at least demanding when it came to school behavior as well as our public school colleagues.
My children had the same general basic rules when the parent or parents were obliged to attend one of the gatherings of their schools. (The only “mandatory” opportunity was for sessions covering the rules that regulated high school athletics in California, which were neither boring nor exciting. These were the rules. If your children played sports, one or both parents had to attend and sign a pattern that meant they were.
Any memory of any assembly concerned with class 9-12 has faded, but it is certain that everyone was more decuser than Tuesday night Addressing President Trump until a joint session of the Congress.
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At such a gathering there were low points, like Speaker PelosiPublishing the address of President Trump Trump in February 2020. But nothing like Tuesday evening.
Of course Democrats cannot adapt to President Trump. He broke them, just as he broke so many former Republicans and many in the comment. I can’t respond to him to anything approaching a normal way. Their inner emotional thermostats are broken and no evidence – not at all – that those who are so affected are seeking help they need much less obtaining effective intervention.
Republican, independent voters loved a return after Al Green disturbed Trump’s speech
Not to agree with the President is routine for half the chamber. Cascades like arriving early to look for a chair to collect an annual grip and a smile are a bit fun, even weird.
But not on Tuesday night. Walks. Oars. Texas representative Al Green yells at Trump that “You have no mandate for Medicaid cutting!” The dean of the students removed Green, but no doubt some colleagues gave him Attaboys.
The US representative of Rashida Tlahid (D-Mi) holds a white committee that reads “It is a lie” as US President Donald Trump speaks during addressing a joint session of the Congress at the US Capitol House in Washington, DC, March 4, 2025. (Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)
Perhaps these were auditions for the away slots of MSNBC’s rapid evolutionary lines of resistant shows. There may be some satisfaction for the general mention in the late -night monologue of comedy, which no longer commands even the traditional late -night audience, which was small to begin with. Still, more than anything, Congress Democrats I do not know what to do and you have no “leaders” that respect and thus take the signs.
One words are lost. Like lost boys from the 1904 JM Barrie game, Peter Pan, Congress Democrats do not want to grow up, just for an annual occasion
state.
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I used to think that the GOP would lose its home majority in 2026, given the tide of congresses over the decade. But now? Who knows? Do you want “disorders” on Tuesday night that run the Federal Government? Do you want them to be the main or, say, the education of your children?
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