House to Vote on Censuring Rep. Al Green After Disruption of Trump’s Congressional Address
Rep. Al Green remains unapologetic after being removed for protesting President Trump’s claim of a mandate during his speech.
- Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, disrupted President Trump’s address to Congress, challenging Trump’s assertion of a mandate to govern.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., ordered Green’s removal from the chamber after he refused to comply with decorum rules.
- Republicans have introduced a censure resolution against Green, citing his actions as a breach of proper conduct during the joint session.
- Green defended his protest as a matter of principle, stating opposition to Trump’s policy agenda, including proposed Medicaid cuts.
- Democrats have faced criticism for their lack of unified resistance during Trump’s speech, with some members walking out or holding protest signs.













































































































































































































































































