Trump Celebrates Disruption in Speech to Congress, and Avoids the Costs
The president’s speech to Congress covered tariffs, Ukraine and cuts to the federal work force but did little to address the perils that accompany the abrupt shifts he has engineered.
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Trump celebrates disruption and defies backlash
“The people elected me to do the job, and I'm doing it."Politico - 19h -
Morning Report — Trump to sell disruptive governance in speech
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Democratic Rep. Al Green removed after disrupting Trump's speech
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Fact-checking Trump's speech to Congress
Fact-checking President Donald Trump's speech to Congress.ABC News - 10h -
Fact-checking Trump's speech to Congress
On issues including Social Security, immigration and fentanyl, President Donald Trump bent the facts during his speech to Congress.NBC News - 8h
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