83% of Americans Approve Trump’s Congressional Address Despite the Protests of the Wrongheaded

Yes, SO AMAZING IT WAS—two days afterward—I am still writing about our President’s speech before that joint session of Congress.

The atmosphere in the House chamber was electric. President Trump stood proudly and confidently at the podium and delivered his address.

Of course, the representatives’ and senators’ reactions were sharply split along party lines.

Some communists/globalists had already made their intentions clear. They arrived wearing protest shirts. Others planned to walk out during key moments of the speech.

What happened next would reveal the stark divide between Washington Leftist politicians and We the American People. Because who really speaks for the American people—the protesters or the polls? EXACTLY! And as much as We the People hate polls and pollsters, even an inaccurate poll with an 83-17 split must be taken with a strong element of truth.

Entertainingly, Rep. Al Green (C/G-TX) rose from his seat and shouted at President Trump after the president referenced his 2024 election victory. Green repeatedly yelled that Trump “did not have a mandate” from the American people. And, of course, We the American People say, ‘Screw you, Neanderthal Al.’ And Neanderthal Al was consequently escorted out.

But Neanderthal Al was not alone in his protest. A group of communist/globalist partly-female-looking people wearing T-shirts reading “Resist” walked out during the speech. Rep. Maxwell Frost (C/G-FL) sported a shirt reading “No kings live here” before leaving the chamber in protest.

For the good of our beloved country, best would be if they had ALL promptly departed for the Eighth Circle of Hell—the destiny of corrupt politicians.

Despite these entertaining theatrical displays—compliments of the Left—We the American People delivered a clear verdict on President Trump’s address. Indeed, a large majority of speech watchers approved of what they heard President Trump say.

According to the CBS News/YouGov survey conducted immediately following the address:

An astonishing 83% of viewers approved of Trump’s speech.

And the irony was so thick, it was dripping from the walls:

Those of the crime syndicate claimed Trump had no mandate,

while simultaneously and in all actuality, Americans were

most emphatically giving President Trump his mandate.

We the American people did not merely approve of what we heard—we described the president as “presidential,” “inspiring,” and more “unifying” than “divisive.” Most viewers reported feeling “hopeful” and “proud” after watching the address.

This was a presidential speech to a joint session of Congress that will long be remembered as the starting point of the new Golden Age for America. Just like March 4, 1879, was an important date for the New Republic, March 4, 2025, will be remembered as being equally significant.

NOTE: The poll revealed viewers were not merely impressed by the president’s delivery—they were strongly encouraged by the substance of his policies as well.

Big majorities of Americans who watched the speech approved of the president’s plans on immigration, wasteful government spending, and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Most also agreed the president accurately described the crime problem facing America.

Recall, we were told Trump’s policies were “extreme.” Obviously, those naysayers were wrong. And We the America People see the truth. Even as those of the crime syndicate attempted to portray the president as divisive, the American people saw something much different—a leader addressing the issues for which they care most.

Before the speech, viewers indicated they wanted to hear about plans for lowering prices, and two-thirds of those who watched believe the president has a clear plan for dealing with that critical issue.

The American people also rendered their judgment on Speaker Johnson’s decision to have Rep. Neanderthal Al removed from the chamber. According to the CBS News poll, most viewers approved of the speaker’s actions to maintain decorum during the presidential address.

This strong support for proper Congressional conduct stands in stark contrast to the disruptive tactics employed by some crime syndicate representatives. Thankfully, shouting down a president has not become an acceptable alternative to respectful disagreement—and especially from the sharia law and ghetto constituencies.

Specifically, the overwhelmingly positive response to President Trump’s address reveals a significant disconnect between radical liberal opposition tactics and the American public’s reception of the president’s message and policies.

Yes, Rep. Neanderthal Al shouted, “Trump has no mandate,” however, We the American People strongly disagree. The 83% approval rating among speech viewers suggests broad support for the president’s agenda, even as the crime syndicate continues its survival-mechanism resistance-tactics.

We the American People have spoken:

[We] want solutions to problems, not political theatrics.