Former senior official Kamala Harris’s The presidential campaign warns Democrats not to make a stir in President Trump’s speech to the joint Congress.
“Democrats: Please don’t do stupid sh in Trump’s speech,” former Harris 2024 senior adviser Ian Sams Posted on X On Tuesday, President Trump was hours before giving a joint speech to Congress.
Sams responded to an Axios report that showed Democrats were “floating” the idea of bringing props to Trump’s speech, including signs of anti-Trump, egg cartons, to highlight the current cost of eggs, protesting the Governor’s bagged constitution or hand-cutting hands.
Before, the White House Delete the report Some Democrats in Congress are discussing plans to further protest and even undermine Trump’s speech more than ever.
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Former Harris 2024 consultant Ian Sams (Getty)
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told Fox News Digital Trump prepares for everything the Democrats throw at him.
“The Democrats act like a child was the most surprising news of the night,” Levitt told Fox News digits.
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Axios reports that some Democrats may even quit the speech if Trump comments.
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President Donald Trump stands at the White House by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on February 27, 2025. (AP/Evan Vucci)
“Part of what we all agree with is that it’s not like the usual thing, and we want to find a way to express our anger,” a councillor told Axios.
White House officials specialize in Tell Fox News Numbers Earlier this week, the speech “Updated to the American Dream” will feature four major parts – Trump’s achievements so far at home and abroad, everything the Trump administration has done for the economy, the president’s re-push Congress through the additional funding for border security and presidential peace plans.
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