Democratic boycott builds against Trump speech to Congress
- Congresswomen Maxine Dexter and Andrea Salinas from Oregon walked out during President Donald Trump's address to Congress as a sign of protest against his policies.
- During President Donald Trump's address, Congresswomen Maxine Dexter and Andrea Salinas from Oregon walked out, reflecting strong division among lawmakers present in the chamber.
- Oregon Senator Ron Wyden opted to hold a virtual town hall, where he expressed his commitment to listening to constituents instead of attending Trump's speech.
- Critics, including Senator Jeff Merkley, warned that Trump's tariffs would increase prices for families, contradicting his promises to lower costs.
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Here's how Oregon lawmakers responded to President Trump's joint address
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – As President Donald Trump delivered his first congressional address of his second term Tuesday, several Oregon lawmakers were absent from the floor in protest. During his Joint Address to Congress, the president spoke of “swift and unrelenting action” to cut down on government spending, place restrictions on illegal immigration — all while decrying the “wokeness” of the preceding Biden administration. Close …
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