Speaker Johnson Puts an End to Green’s Disruption
The drama in the House just got real. Democrats are on another level of chaos while Republicans stand firm. This latest scene unfolded when Rep. Al Green (D-TX) decided to turn a congressional address into his personal stage.
President Trump was on the mic, laying out his administration’s achievements and plans for the future. It was a serious, unifying message meant for the nation. But Green couldn’t keep quiet. He wasn’t there to listen like an adult.
Instead, he shouted over Trump, claiming that Trump “lacks a mandate.” Because, apparently, even a decisive election win is merely a Republican accolade. And if there’s one thing that matters, Speaker Mike Johnson made sure it was clear: no nonsense will be tolerated.
“Members are directed to uphold and maintain the quorum in the House and to cease any further disruptions. That’s your warning.”
Even after this direct order, Green pushed his disruptive antics further. He kept interrupting and shouting, acting more like a protester in a playground than a sitting member of Congress.
That was the final straw. “Finding that members continue to engage in willful and concerted disruption of proper decorum, the chair now directs the sergeant at arms to restore order. Remove this gentleman from the chamber.”
Just like that, Al Green was escorted out, looking like a fool.
Donald Trump Jr. summed it up perfectly on X, writing:
He’s right. This isn’t about debate or policy. It’s about Democrats refusing to accept reality. President Trump is back and America made its choice loud and clear. The room is now reserved for governors and decision makers, not for chaotic tantrums.
Speaker Johnson’s firm, no-nonsense move sent a clear message: the era of leftist street theater in Congress is over. If they want to scream and whine, they better find a different stage.
In the end, Al Green got exactly what he deserved.
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