The leader of the Hakem Jeffies House, who encouraged his colleagues Democrat to attend President Donald Trump The common address of the Congress on Tuesday, he described speech as “most prominent” in American history after his conclusion.
Jeffries, Dn.y., said the president “did not try to unite the country” or deal with “serious economic challenges facing everyday Americans.”
“Instead, President Trump has promoted an reckless Republican budget that sets the biggest cut on Medicaid in the history of our country. Democrats will continue to fight to improve life for people, and together we will go through this restless moment,” he said in a statement of a top democrat.
Trump’s speech, which lasted about an hour and 39 minutes, spoke to a series of topics, from the struggle of his administration against an illegal immigrant crisis to the touching moments in which he was president Honorary special guests in the Chamber.
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Hakem Jeffies’ minority leader, Dn.y., listens that President Donald Trump speaks during a joint session of the Congress on Tuesday. (Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)
In an interview after speech, Jeffries accused Trump and his administration of “repeating” liability and making things about him and “never about the American people.”
“It’s always about him and never about the American people. That’s why the economy collapses. Things haven’t improved. They appear,” Jeffries said, adding that “the free world is falling apart because Donald Trump is playing Footsie with Vladimir Putin.”
In their criticism, Jefferies focused strongly on Trump by convincing Americans that social security funding, Medicaid and Medicare will not be reduced unless detected fraud or abuse, describing those promises given by the President and Republican Party like lies.
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“They will start after the benefits for social insurance. I think it was clear after this speech. And we know that they suggest the biggest cut Medicaid in American history to hurt children, hurt families, hurt people with disabilities, close hospitals and close nursing homes,” said Jeffies, referenced by taxed taxes.
President Trump touched on various topics that affect Americans across the country during his address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday. (Mandel Ngan/Pool via Reuters)
Home speaker Mike Johnson, R-L. previously specified The Republicans “do not say in any way reducing the benefits” for programs that Jeffies is concerned.
“What we are saying is the effectiveness in programs to make them better for people who receive these benefits and make them long lasting to maintain the program,” Johnson said.
The Democratic leader has not praised any praise for the president’s speech, despite the fact that there would be some moments that would seem to celebrate everyone, such as a curse of a 13-year-old surviving cancer as an honorary secret service agent and tell a high school student to his high school student Login to West Point has been accepted.
Jason Hartley states after President Donald Trump announced that the high school student was admitted to the American Military Academy of West Point during his address to a joint session of the Congress on Tuesday. (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images)
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Jeffries did not publicly comment on anything special, except for concerns about the potential reduction of government programs in an interview after speech, but criticized the “Republican Agent” several times.
“What will bring this country back in the right direction is that the US people fully understand the implications of this very division and extreme programs released to the American people,” Jeffies said.
