Trump’s description of American is a horrible place. It’s all just killing, drug burning cities, pedophiles, etc.

You can tell Trump and the Republicans really hate Americans

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Anonymous wrote:Spanberger is really good.

That’s a very tough assignment and she really did it well.

Yes, it’s hard to talk that long without putting forth any actual plans or programs.

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Anonymous wrote:Gov. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia said the cost of living is too high. It’s a complaint she said she had heard over and over from people living across her state. And Democrats across the country, she said, are focused on affordability.

Spanberger’s assessment of Trump’s speech: He has offered no solutions to the nation’s most pressing issues.

AS solution is to expand h1b and create more sanctuary cities

Democrats will never learn

Yes look at the Republicans create sanctuary states like Texas and Florida. No enforcement or masked gunmen on the streets of Dallas or Miami.

Anonymous wrote:This SOTU is already old news. People will wake up tomorrow realizing that grocery prices are not down and their health insurance is too high. Oh and once Trump bombs Iran, it’s over for MAGA.

Bombing Iran will increase oil prices. Gas could go to $8 a gallon but that is a price the American people are willing to pay for Israel’s never ending wars.

This SOTU is already old news. People will wake up tomorrow realizing that grocery prices are not down and their health insurance is too high. Oh and once Trump bombs Iran, it’s over for MAGA.

Anonymous wrote:Spanberger is really good.

It’s nice to be reminded that there are serious people out there.

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Anonymous wrote:I think this one is going be lower ratings than the last one. I don’t know if this speech really mattered.

The admin does something crazy daily at this point. The antics are stale and I don’t know if anyone cares. He got on stage and did and said the same things that he always does. Other than the awards there was nothing special about the speech. It’s just another day in the Trump administration.

It was very boring.

That's why y'all watched it and spent 27 pages whining about it!

I didn’t watch it, I just followed along with people making fun of trump online. The fact checking will be the only thing worth digging into

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Anonymous wrote:“We ended DEI in America”

We aren’t a serious country.

Great news !!!

Weird how young people want jobs??

They're such snowflakes that way. They should care about real things, like whether you need to sit through a 1-hour powerpoint once every few years in which the HR department tells you to try not to tell offensive jokes at work. /s

Anonymous wrote:“We ended DEI in America”

We aren’t a serious country.

Great news !!!

Weird how young people want jobs??

Anonymous wrote:Trump using the old reliable of immigration to distract you from the fact prices are high and unaffordable

Yes, it's an "old reliable" but, as usual, Trump has sort of missed the plot. Nativist rhetoric usually works when the issue is high unemployment -- push out the immigrants and you'll create jobs for native-borns. But it's the reverse when the issue is affordability/inflation. Do you think healthcare is going to be cheaper when we deport or scare off all the nurses and CNAs and pharmacists that are largely foreign-born? Or that food is going to be cheaper when we scare off all the immigrants that are working in our fields, manufacturing plants, and slaughterhouses? Or what about the price of leisure travel and restaurant dining after we deport/scare off all the people clean the hotel rooms, wash the dishes and sheets, and prep the food at restaurants. Prices will definitely go up due to labor shortages. That's really, really basic economics. Is anyone around here old enough to remember the 1970s? That period had some of the lowest immigration rates (1970 had a record low of foreign-born Americans), and stuff was CRAZY expensive. My dad had a good job and we lived like poor people do now. Hotels were only for rich people, and we only went out to dinner maybe for a birthday.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia said the cost of living is too high. It’s a complaint she said she had heard over and over from people living across her state. And Democrats across the country, she said, are focused on affordability.

Spanberger’s assessment of Trump’s speech: He has offered no solutions to the nation’s most pressing issues.

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Anonymous wrote:Gotta admit. I was stunned Democrats wouldn't stand for American citizens over illegal immigrants.

That was stupid and will be used for the midterms.

That was a blunder.

They blew it. This is a midterm commercial on a loop.

Will people really fall for that after everything that has happened over the last year? Maybe, not sure though.

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/02/24/us/trump-state-of-the-union

President Trump, aiming to reverse sliding approval ratings and increasing discontent with his economic and immigration policies, projected in his State of the Union address on Tuesday a version of the United States that is growing, safe and “winning.”

The remarks offered few new policy revelations. Instead, Mr. Trump offered a rosy picture of the country’s economy, supported by dubious claims, and mocked Democrats’ focus on affordability. He also pushed stalled legislation that purports to address his often repeated — and equally often debunked — claims of widespread election fraud.

Just days after the Supreme Court struck a blow to his signature tariff policy, Mr. Trump called the ruling “totally wrong” and said he would create an “even stronger” solution. And he announced that Vice President JD Vance would lead a “war on fraud,” which he falsely claimed was prevalent enough to balance the budget if eradicated.

Mr. Trump’s tone shifted throughout his address, seesawing between soaring descriptions of the economy and U.S. foreign policy to angry attacks on Democrats, at one point saying: “These people are crazy.”

Representative Al Green, Democrat of Texas, was escorted from the House chamber after holding up a sign reading “Black people aren’t apes!” — a retort to a racist video posted on the president’s social media account earlier this month.

Aside from the weird, canned applause, the governor of VA hit a home run. A star is born.