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'Partisan and divisive': House leadership on Trump's joint address


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As Washington sought on Wednesday to make sense of President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress, House Republicans saw the speech as going "overwhelmingly well," while Democrats called it "partisan and divisive.

The article from MSN discusses the highly partisan and divisive atmosphere surrounding former President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress. It highlights the stark contrast in reactions between Republican and Democratic members of Congress. Republicans are described as being eager to hear from Trump, viewing his speech as an opportunity to rally their base and possibly set the stage for future political maneuvers. Conversely, Democrats are portrayed as largely dismissive or critical, with many expressing concerns over the implications of giving Trump a platform again, citing his role in the January 6th Capitol riot and his ongoing legal issues. The piece notes the lack of bipartisan spirit, with some Democrats planning to boycott the event or use it as a moment to protest. The address is seen not just as a routine political event but as a flashpoint for ongoing national divisions, reflecting the deep political schism in the U.S. political landscape.

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