President Donald Trump addressed the Congress on March 4th for the first time since taking office and the speech he delivered became a hot topic, making headlines not only in the States but worldwide.
Among the rest, he delivered a message to the people of Greenland, saying, “If you choose, we welcome you into the United States of America.
“We need Greenland for national security and even international security.
“And we’re working with everybody involved to try and get it. But we need it really for international world security.”
Further, in his speech to the Congress, Trump blamed Biden’s administration for spending $8 million on making mice transgender, something comedian and host Jimmy Kimmel mocked him about on his show.
President Trump bragged of his administration’s accomplishments so far, and while the Republicans praised his speech, the Democrats showed their discontent with the government’s work.
Taking to the social media, many of them sparked debates about constitutional crisis, claiming he’s undermining democracy.
The deep divisions in American politics are now more obvious than ever.
Addressing the Republican Governors Association, Trump said, “I think the midterms are going to be a big, big surprise.
“You go back to the last I think eight elections in a row, the midterms haven’t been great for the person that wins the presidency. And I think so far, we’re very popular.”
He expressed his confidence that his party would dominate the 2026 elections, maintaining full control of the federal government, as per the Daily Mail.
“The red states are going to do good, and the blue states, I don’t know, maybe they’ll totally disappear off that map,” Trump said.
According to the Independent, the House Democrats are looking for a way to “productively” disrupt President Donald Trump’s speech to Congress. Citing Axios, they reported a democrat to have said, “The part that we all agree on is that this is not business as usual and we would like to find a way — productively — to express our outrage.
“There are definitely a lot of constituents that really want Democrats to disrupt and there are… constituents who feel like that just plays into his hands,” a House Democrat told the outlet.
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