Escorted Out Before It Even Began

The applause hadn’t even faded when chaos erupted on the House floor. As Donald Trump prepared to deliver his State of the Union address, Congressman Al Green stood holding a sign that instantly shifted the mood in the chamber. Within moments, security moved in and he was escorted out before the speech could truly begin, but,

What started as a ceremonial night turned into a confrontation over protest, decorum, and the limits of dissent inside Congress. Supporters called it a necessary stand, critics labeled it disruption, and the debate over whether the message justified the moment continues to divide lawmakers. And the real question now isn’t why he stood up — it’s whether the fallout will be louder than the speech itself therefore,