Failed Democrats to Bring Fired Federal Freeloaders to Trump’s Address to Congress

The president’s address — which is not being called a formal “State of the Union” speech — is titled, “The Renewal of the American Dream” and will focus on the president’s early economic, immigration and foreign-policy accomplishments, White House officials told Fox News, which first reported on the House speaker’s guests.

Democrats said they’ll bring fired federal workers (who weren’t even working) to Trump’s address to Congress.

Did the Democrats ever bring one of the millions of workers fired to Congress for refusing the toxic jab?

Did the Democrats bring employees of the Keystone Pipeline who were fired when Biden cancelled the project?

Every move these traitors make, they show how they have undermined and worked to destroy our great nation. Do Democrats really think overtaxed American workers will sympathize with overpaid, over indulged, non-productive federal free loaders?

This piece of theatre will backfire. The law of unintended consequences.

President Trump and the GOP, on the other hand, invited Noa Argamani, who was taken hostage by Hamas and rescued by Israeli forces in June.

Victims of illegal immigration: Olivia Hayes, a young widow from Louisiana whose husband Wesley was killed by an undocumented immigrant in a drunk driving accident, will also be a guest of Speaker Johnson.

Scott Root, the father of Sarah Root, who was killed the night of her college graduation by an undocumented immigrant in a drunk driving accident.

Riley Gaines, a conservative activist and former swimmer who has advocated against allowing transgender women to compete in women’s sports. Trump recently signed an executive order banning transgender women from participating in women’s sports.

Ross Ulbricht, who operated Silk Road. Ulbricht was pardoned by Trump last month after he was sentenced in 2015 to life in prison.

Maryland Democrats to bring fired federal workers to Trump’s address to Congress

By: Sam Janesch, Baltimore Sun, March 4, 2025:

President Donald Trump will address a joint session of Congress for the first time in five years on Tuesday, delivering a speech six weeks into his administration’s dramatic realignment of American policies and priorities.

At least one Democrat, U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume, will skip the speech altogether