Susan Davis

I would love to have someone who took care of my car or someone who cleaned up the dishes after dinner, but then I'd want them to leave.

It has been downplayed. We have seen so much long COVID in the last year, two years. Long COVID rates, you know, have remained high in people who are vaccinated. It's remained high over different variants.

It has been downplayed. We have seen so much long COVID in the last year, two years. Long COVID rates, you know, have remained high in people who are vaccinated. It's remained high over different variants.

It has been downplayed. We have seen so much long COVID in the last year, two years. Long COVID rates, you know, have remained high in people who are vaccinated. It's remained high over different variants.

Yeah, look, I don't think that interruptions of the president during a speech like this, a State of the Union or a joint address, are that atypical anymore. I think going back to Barack Obama's presidency where Congressman Joe Wilson of South Carolina very famously shouted, you lie at him. And that was a moment that was seen as sort of breaking with historical decorum.

Yeah, look, I don't think that interruptions of the president during a speech like this, a State of the Union or a joint address, are that atypical anymore. I think going back to Barack Obama's presidency where Congressman Joe Wilson of South Carolina very famously shouted, you lie at him. And that was a moment that was seen as sort of breaking with historical decorum.

Yeah, look, I don't think that interruptions of the president during a speech like this, a State of the Union or a joint address, are that atypical anymore. I think going back to Barack Obama's presidency where Congressman Joe Wilson of South Carolina very famously shouted, you lie at him. And that was a moment that was seen as sort of breaking with historical decorum.

But I got to say, ever since then, it's almost been a bit of a feature of these events to have some element of the minority party, for lack of a better word, heckle, where I think that Al Green took it to a new level was he refused to stop, that he interrupted the proceedings and actually led to the sergeant at arms, which is sort of the law enforcement body of the House of Representatives, to remove a congressman.

But I got to say, ever since then, it's almost been a bit of a feature of these events to have some element of the minority party, for lack of a better word, heckle, where I think that Al Green took it to a new level was he refused to stop, that he interrupted the proceedings and actually led to the sergeant at arms, which is sort of the law enforcement body of the House of Representatives, to remove a congressman.

But I got to say, ever since then, it's almost been a bit of a feature of these events to have some element of the minority party, for lack of a better word, heckle, where I think that Al Green took it to a new level was he refused to stop, that he interrupted the proceedings and actually led to the sergeant at arms, which is sort of the law enforcement body of the House of Representatives, to remove a congressman.

I can't say that's never happened before, but in my recollection, at least of the modern era, I can't recall any instance of that are happening. Sometimes there's been protesters up in the galleys that have been taken out by security. But for a member of Congress to disrupt was a bit of a surprise.

I can't say that's never happened before, but in my recollection, at least of the modern era, I can't recall any instance of that are happening. Sometimes there's been protesters up in the galleys that have been taken out by security. But for a member of Congress to disrupt was a bit of a surprise.

I can't say that's never happened before, but in my recollection, at least of the modern era, I can't recall any instance of that are happening. Sometimes there's been protesters up in the galleys that have been taken out by security. But for a member of Congress to disrupt was a bit of a surprise.

I would also note that Al Green is someone who has been a very loud Trump critic since his first term. He was one of the first lawmakers to introduce articles of impeachment against Trump in his first term. So it didn't necessarily surprise me that he was the type of lawmaker leading that kind of charge.

I would also note that Al Green is someone who has been a very loud Trump critic since his first term. He was one of the first lawmakers to introduce articles of impeachment against Trump in his first term. So it didn't necessarily surprise me that he was the type of lawmaker leading that kind of charge.

I would also note that Al Green is someone who has been a very loud Trump critic since his first term. He was one of the first lawmakers to introduce articles of impeachment against Trump in his first term. So it didn't necessarily surprise me that he was the type of lawmaker leading that kind of charge.

Yeah, I think so much of it was classic Trump and it felt very reminiscent of his style on the campaign trail. I think it was maybe a little bit more base focus than I might have expected in a dress like this to be because it's one of those moments where you might actually have an audience that isn't just the party faithful.

Yeah, I think so much of it was classic Trump and it felt very reminiscent of his style on the campaign trail. I think it was maybe a little bit more base focus than I might have expected in a dress like this to be because it's one of those moments where you might actually have an audience that isn't just the party faithful.

Yeah, I think so much of it was classic Trump and it felt very reminiscent of his style on the campaign trail. I think it was maybe a little bit more base focus than I might have expected in a dress like this to be because it's one of those moments where you might actually have an audience that isn't just the party faithful.

But Trump will willfully repeat things that are just wrong or make promises that are just not true.