ABC’s co-host of “view” launched a fierce clash of news Congressman Al Green, D-Texas’ Rep. Al Green, D-Texas’s Rep. Al Green, in a speech Tuesday night by President Donald Trump.
In Friday’s episode, five “Views” panelists disputed the consequences of Green’s rebuke for the outbreak. One of the women argued that the Democrats were a right to condemn him, another expressed anger at the lawsuit, while others declared Democratic support for the condemnation proved that the party had no objection to Trump.
Co-host Sunny Hostin announced the 10 votes after co-host Joy Behar announced the names of 10 Democratic lawmakers who voted to punish Green on Thursday: “They don’t know how to fight and be part of the opposition.”
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“View” co-host Sara Haines this week was frustrated by D-Texas’s condemnation Al Green.
The 10 Democrats who voted to denounce Green were representatives of D-Calif’s Ami Bera. Ed Case, D-Hawaii; Jim Costa, D-Calif. Laura Gillen Jim Himes, d-conn. ; Chrissy Houlahan, D-Pa. ; Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio; Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-wash. and Tom Suozzi
Horseding loudly declared Green was right about Trump’s troubles until he was evacuated from Trump’s speech, and Democratic lawmakers should follow his example rather than joining the Republican Party to condemn him.
“Representative Green takes role models as an example. Democrats didn’t reach it at the time. It’s obvious that Medicaid is on the table. It’s obvious that Social Security is on the table. It’s obvious that people die. Baby boomers, civil rights generations, they know what they have to do. They’re willing to fight and die for their rights.”
“This generation of Congress has not reached this moment. It’s an existential crisis,” the co-host added, suggesting that Trump’s agenda is a serious threat to the country.
President Donald Trump concluded after announcing that “the momentum of America is back.”
Griffin opposes Hostin’s point of view, saying: “Many people, including Democrats, are different about the outbreak.”
She added that all the protests that night were half a lifetime and ineffective.
“If you’re going to protest and become an opposition, do this consciously. Stick to signs… Are there any suggestions that people using Windows 98 (such as Windows 98) suggest their advice? This is the most outdated, inconsistent -” Griffin said.
“Opinion” co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin teased the Democratic protests in Trump’s joint speech to Congress. (Screen shot/ABC/Theview)
Elsewhere, Griffin wasted the party’s key point of conversation that Trump did not win with a “authorized” order, saying, “This is not the winning message you think is.”
Hosting drove back, “He has no mission.”
Behar read the latest statement by Rep. Suozzi on the panel’s mandate, who urged both sides to comply with high standards of conduct. Co-host Ana Navarro criticized the concept, proposing what Republicans call bad behavior.
Trump’s speech to the first five moments of the joint meeting of Congress
“The problem is, that this is not happening in a vacuum,” she said, later adding, “I have a really hard time being taught by Republicans who are trying to whitewash and rewrite history, because if you didn’t stand up against Donald Trump’s pardon of 1,500 insurrectionists who have violent the Capitol like no other time in history, then you don’t have the right to clutch your pearls and be all outraged.”
Co-host Sara Haines slammed the entire spectacle, believing that it prevented both sides from doing their elected jobs.
“They have a job to do, and what they’ve been doing is not doing the job. Condemnation is like a slap on their wrist, and all they want to do is, ‘It’s him, it’s her, it’s her, it’s that.’ They fight each other, not work with each other.
“It’s all sad,” she concluded.
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