Concerning President Trump’s recent Joint Session Address, I could list the numerous accomplishments of the Trump administration, but wanted to focus more on the insolence of the democrat party. After hearing the achievements of Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, I was expecting an actual rebuttal with some substance. What we got was the typical democrat talking points and a call for more protests. I can only hope that cities and businesses aren’t looted and burned again. I won’t even mention the removal of Al Green because I don’t want to give him the publicity. His spectacle speaks for itself.

During tonight’s Joint Session, I felt a palpable sense of frustration and discontent when observing the behavior of Democratic lawmakers. The Democrats were insolent, arriving with pre-prepared signs and a palpable air of protest that attempted to overshadow the significance of the address. This display was not only disrespectful but also as a sign of immaturity, detracting from the substantive discussion that was necessary for addressing the pressing issues facing the nation. While President Trump was focused on outlining his administration’s achievements and ongoing initiatives aimed at benefiting the American people, the Democrats were more intent on disruption than on constructive dialogue.

Republicans highlighted the progress the Trump Administration has made, particularly in areas such as tax reform, job creation, and national security. The administration is delivering on its promises and prioritizing the needs of everyday Americans, contrasting this with the Democrats’ rebuttal. The Democratic response was merely a reiteration of familiar talking points—claims about tax cuts benefiting the wealthy, rising healthcare costs, and threats to social security—rather than a forward-looking vision or a genuine engagement with the issues. This lack of originality and constructive criticism further solidified that the Democrats were not prepared to engage in meaningful discourse.

The Democrats’ approach during the Joint Session reflected a broader trend of resistance that fails to acknowledge the successes of the current administration. Instead of working collaboratively to build on those successes, Democrats are more focused on maintaining a narrative of opposition, which only serves to further divide the country. The evening underscored a stark contrast in priorities: a focus on unity and progress from President Trump versus an entrenched opposition that prioritizes protest over partnership.