The State of the Union was, depressingly, never clearer than
on Tuesday evening, January 30th, as President Trump delivered the
address meant to characterize it. As the chief executive delivered his speech,
in which he referenced the booming economy, soaring stock market, record-low
African-American unemployment rates, increased energy production, ISIS losses,
and what he planned to accomplish in terms of global trade, many of the
Democratic members of Congress remained sitting. Some appeared bored, some as
if they had just consumed a plate of bad clams. Very few clapped, but several
were on their smart-phones. One congresswoman was caught on camera playing
Candy Crush while the president spoke to the world from the chamber of the U.S.
House of Representatives.
And
they call the president unserious? With Representatives like that, who needs
enemies? The arrogant hypocrites sat on their fat, entitled, ignorant asses,
essentially extending their middle fingers to the duly-elected president and
leader of the free world. And to all
the citizens they are supposed to represent. Perhaps these pathetic ideologues
think the taxpayers want to pay them
to play games on their phones, while disrespecting them and their country?
A Getty
Images photographer captured Ohio Rep. Joyce Beatty examining a proposed press
release reacting to the speech when the president was only a third of the way
through his address. In Comey-like fashion, Democrats believe there is no need
to wait until you’ve heard what’s said before determining your reaction to it.
Rep.
Watson Coleman was perusing responses to a tweet she sent out attacking Trump
while the president stated, “In America, we know that faith and family, not
government and bureaucracy, are the center of American life.” To be fair, that
is a message designed to piss off Democrats, who aren’t big on either faith or
family, at least in any traditional sense. Democrats do believe that government and bureaucracy- read Democrats- are the center of American life.
During
Obama’s State of the Union speeches, Republicans were looking for anything for which they could possibly stand and cheer.
They aren’t the ones fomenting disrespect, division and disunion. Could you
imagine what Democrats and their media sycophants would’ve said if many Republican
members of Congress were caught tweeting out insults, browsing blonde jokes or
playing Pokémon Go on their smart-phones while President Obama delivered a
State of the Union address?
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