Republicans and independent voters respond positively after Rep. Al Green’s interruption to the president Donald Trump’s A joint speech in Congress led to the evacuation of Democratic Texas lawmakers from the House of Representatives.
The hymn of “America!” erupted in the housing conference hall as Green tried to undermine Trump’s speech, Fox News voters showed That Republican Independent voters represent the red and yellow lines, respectively, and have positive reactions to how to deal with disruptions.
At the same time, the responses of Democratic voters represented by the blue line are mostly neutral and tend to be “America!”. The hymn continues.
DEM REP. Al Green doubles the improvisation each by launching from Trump’s address to Congress
House Speaker Mike Johnson, right, asked Rep. Al Green, D-Texas left, to sabotage the chamber in a speech to Congress on March 4, 2025 by President Donald Trump. (Win McNamee/Pool via Reuters/Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Green removed from Trump’s speech after repeated sabotage on Tuesday night, shouting that Trump “has no authorization” as the president tried to tout Republican control over the White House and Capitol.
House Speaker Mike Johnson takes Texas Representatives from Room In the American Sergeant Armed Forces, Green Punishment would later say he was OK.
Rep. Al Green was evacuated from the Chamber of Commerce during a joint congressional meeting at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. (Win McNamee/Pool Photo wins through AP)
After the house, social media exploded, Dem Al Green interrupted Trump’s speech: “Awkward yourself”
“I’m willing to be punished by any available punishment. I didn’t say to anyone, don’t punish me. I said I’ll accept punishment.” “But it’s worth letting people know that some of us would object to the president’s desire to cut Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security.”
Meanwhile, the Republican Party was impressed by the opposition’s antics in Tuesday’s lawsuit.
Kevin Hearn (R-Okla, chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee. “I can’t see how any American would think it’s right.”
D-Texas’ Rep. Al Green shouted left and right, President Donald Trump held a joint congressional meeting at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. (Win McNamee/Pool Photo wins through AP)
R-Ga. Rep. Buddy Carter shared this view, who believes in the consequences of Green in particular.
“The Democratic behavior last night was disappointing,” Carter told Fox News numbers. “There must be consequences for Rep. Green’s outbreak, which is clearly lacking in manners and respect for the presidency.”
Fox News Digital Focus Group is conducted by Maslansky + Partners.
Elizabeth Elkind of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
