Posted on Feb 3, 2019
Democrats Boycott Trump State of the Union Deneen Borelli
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“I have a problem with defiling the speaker’s chair in the House of Representatives,” Johnson said. “I don’t want to see it lowered, as is what happens when Donald Trump comes to our floor and starts talking about groups of people, particularly Latinos, and disparaging them as a people. I’d rather be somewhere else.”
...and the snit goes on, and the hypocrisy too
...and the snit goes on, and the hypocrisy too
Democrats Boycott Trump State of the Union Deneen Borelli
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SPC Erich Guenther
No they are saying it is a protest over the President because it goes over better with their electorate. However look at the past attendence record of Rep Elijah Cummings (D-MD) and soon it becomes apparent the POTUS could be Jesus Christ and he would still not show up for the event. He just would rather not be there and has nothing to do with POTUS. He has skipped a number of past inagurals as well. Though the Main Stream Media like CNN and MSDNC will highlight the protest this year and not mention past absences under past Presidents. Part of the scam of being a Democrat.
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SGT (Join to see)
Right on.
But below is a list of some of the notable recent state of union boycotts.
2016. Ted Cruz (R)
2012. Doug Lamborn (R)
2000. Every Member of the Supreme Court
1999. John Shadegg (R)
1999. Bob Schaffer (R)
1999. Bob Barr (R)
1999. Tom Tancredo (R)
1998. Larry Craig (R)
Those must’ve all been pranks by right to continue their propaganda. (Maybe, Yes. Both sides push propaganda and act childishly. Rarely though, does anyone on either side acknowledge that they’re actually capable of such f*ckery).
But below is a list of some of the notable recent state of union boycotts.
2016. Ted Cruz (R)
2012. Doug Lamborn (R)
2000. Every Member of the Supreme Court
1999. John Shadegg (R)
1999. Bob Schaffer (R)
1999. Bob Barr (R)
1999. Tom Tancredo (R)
1998. Larry Craig (R)
Those must’ve all been pranks by right to continue their propaganda. (Maybe, Yes. Both sides push propaganda and act childishly. Rarely though, does anyone on either side acknowledge that they’re actually capable of such f*ckery).
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SPC Erich Guenther
SGT (Join to see) - Agree and I knew it went further than Cummings. I just think the majority only attend out of a sense of duty but think it is really boring to be there.
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And next they will say they are willing to work with the president. What a joke.
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Capt (Join to see)
Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen - Well, at least he meets with them and tries. Can't wotk with people who say they are willing to work but publicly refuse to even be in the same room. Sorry but, they have shown their true attitude.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Capt (Join to see) Also can't work with someone who walks out of the room when he gets an answer he doesn't like.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen - Ah, come on Col Saw that in the Air Force many times. And that is still better than refusing to even go in the room.
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Capt (Join to see)
It would not be optional for those of us who actually have a job. Oh wait I don't anymore.
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SPC Erich Guenther
Cynthia C. - For most of them it is the event they do not want to attend vs POTUS but it goes over better with their electorate if they disguise it as a protest. Look at the attendance history of Elijah Cummings (D-MD) attending such events over several past Presidents before Trump. Also, look at past inagurals he has skipped as well.
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