“View” co -organizer Sunny host Called Democratic legislators who attended President Donald Trump in the congress on Tuesday night for not going to the president after the envoy of Al Green, D-Texas, removed for distraction.
“What I saw when he stood up and said that Ambassador Al Green and said, you don’t have a mandate to take Medicaid, and he was thrown out, I expected the rest of his democratic MP, other of his colleagues, with him,” she said on Wednesday.
“Because you can survive yourself, but you are making progress together. It’s the energy we need. They were supposed to stand with him solidarity. And here we had Karine Jean-Pierre on this show, and she said we had to have a sense of urgency as we move forward, and we can’t do it as we have in the past.
Mike Johnson’s home speaker had green Removed from the house The Chamber on Tuesday after the Democratic Congressman erected a reed and shouted to the president during the speech.
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The co -organizer of “The View” Sunny Hostin unloaded Democrats on Wednesday, claiming that they should have come out with Ambassador Al Green. (Screenshot/ABC/TheView)
Hostin called on Democrats to stop playing by rules.
“You can’t play according to the rules with a party that has thrown the right book. You can’t do it,” she concluded.
The co-organizer Alyssa Farah Griffin praised the Repl Elissa Sloktiin, D-Mich., For the refute of Trump’s speech, but suggested that democratic protests on the floor of the house had been burning.
“I thought Elissa’s samo was masterful, and I think Democrats gave the winning message they broke in to have [sic]. But I thought the madmen on the floor were not helpful. I do not think that winging of the reeds is the optics that Democrats want in it, “she said.
She also said that democratic MPs holding oars and signs are ineffective.
Griffin asked, “Who advised these people?”
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Ambassador Al Green, D-Texas, left, shouting while President Donald Trump addressed a joint session of the Congress at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, March 4, 2025. (Win McNamee/Pool Photo by AP)
Some Democrats of the Detachment He wrote live answers to Trump’s speech on the white board. Tail. Rashida Torai, D-Mich., Has written several messages on a mini-white board, including “No King!”, “” What about the immigrants who worked for you? “, And” It’s a lie! “
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The protests of Democrats were mocking liberals In the media, including the host of Late Night by Stephen Colbert, who jokingly held his paddle during his show on which she read, “Try to do something.”
