r/StateOfTheUnion • u/Careless_Review_4296 • Mar 08 '24
Marjorie Taylor Greene makes me sick.
How is she even there? What a hack. She rides for team stupid, that's for sure. Same with Matt Gaetz and of course Lauren Boebert. All American trash.
r/StateOfTheUnion • u/Careless_Review_4296 • Mar 08 '24
How is she even there? What a hack. She rides for team stupid, that's for sure. Same with Matt Gaetz and of course Lauren Boebert. All American trash.
r/StateOfTheUnion • u/_WhistlinDixie_ • Mar 08 '24
If she's going to stand up and clap every 30 seconds... lol
r/StateOfTheUnion • u/GhostBuster1011 • Mar 08 '24
You have to admit that just his goals are something to admire. If you don’t really think he means that he’s gonna help people, respect that he even says he wants to. The other guy doesn’t even pretend to care about you. I prefer a candidate that shows a respect for the office and his constituents.
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r/StateOfTheUnion • u/thisfilmkid • Mar 08 '24
Personally, I found his speech to actually be good.
He used this moment to challenge his opposing party, which to me is a good tactic.
I liked his personality tonight. His sarcasm, wittiness, and jokes were helpful to liven the evening.
The topics that challenged his opposing party and made them uncomfortable were on full display. Then, you saw political members groan in upset when they were called out for the topics of their bills being worked on.
As the election comes closer, I’m not a fan of Donald Trump and wished he wasn’t the nominee for the Republican Party.
But if this was the speech to attract undecided voters like myself, using this time to call out his party members, showing their true colors, this was the speech.
This SOTU proved one thing: one side is unwilling to work with the other side. And they’re not here to help you or me.
I’m not sure who I plan to vote for but Biden certainly attracted my likeness tonight.
Take away comment: The border. “We could fight about the border or we could fix it now.” This was a powerful comment for me!
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r/StateOfTheUnion • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '24
Not sure if I just watched an SNL skit or the GOP response. Soccer Mom on steroids.
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r/StateOfTheUnion • u/Cool-Pineapple8008 • Mar 08 '24
He’s funnier too... without having to be an asshole.
r/StateOfTheUnion • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '24
Just an observation… but these “leaders” are way too old!!
r/StateOfTheUnion • u/phileconomicus • May 11 '12
r/StateOfTheUnion • u/BitWide722 • Mar 08 '24
But Biden fucking killed it last night! The rhetoric that he has dementia is insane and I highly doubt the people making such criticisms could perform the way he had for the entire hour.
I am confident that if you gave Trump that opportunity, he would have talked in circles, repeating the same tired, incoherent, psychobabble that he opens with in the first 10 minutes. And 10 minutes is being generous, realistically it'd be the first 5 minutes of his speech on repeat but I digress.
Oh, and Mike Johnson has to have one of the most punchable looking faces I have ever seen. What a smug asshole.
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r/StateOfTheUnion • u/Initial-Language-568 • Mar 02 '22
After I’ve counted at least 28 claps and 22 moments of standing. This is a serious time and yet most of these guys are trying to be the first to clap and stand… if I didn’t hate media bias I’d turn this shit off now lmao
Edit: I am convinced that most of these politicians are just copying Kamala and the state rep. They stopped paying attention after Biden was shaking hands.
r/StateOfTheUnion • u/Weepthegr33d • Mar 08 '24
It used to be unthinkable anyone interrupt the president. The whole exercise was to show we could stop once a year at least to remember we were American first and party secondly. Now it’s a Jerry springer episode.
I believe this is intentional. There is a point to this. There is an active interest to put us at each others throats. Are you better off than you were 10, 15 years ago? Is this the way you want your country to be? Have you seen other countries and how they live? America is a threadbare shadow of what it once was.
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