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Harris: Trump’s State of the Union speech ‘full of lies,’ reminded her of ‘show-and-tell’
Vice President Kamala Harris accused President Trump of misleading Americans on the economy, voting rights, and risking conflict with Iran, citing a $1 trillion Medicaid cut and voter suppression concerns.
- On February 24, 2026, Former Vice President Kamala Harris called President Donald Trump's State of the Union at the U.S. Capitol `full of lies`, rejecting his assessment of the nation.
- Harris pointed to a proposed $1 trillion cut to Medicaid and criticized the SAVE Act's voter-registration rules as suppressing voter access.
- Asked by reporters, Harris replied `Absolutely not` when asked if she agreed with the president and said many Americans face high prices while the one-hour-and-48-minute State of the Union allotted little time to health care.
- Across Capitol Hill, Republican leaders including Sen. J.D. Vance, Sen. Ted Cruz, and House Speaker Mike Johnson praised the address as historic and forward-looking, while Democratic leaders criticized it on X.
- Amid HHS and CDC changes, the speech omitted the MAHA agenda despite its earlier prominence, while the CDC reduced routine vaccine recommendations from 17 to 11 diseases this year.
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President Trump touted his "roaring" economy during his State of the Union address. NBC News' Brian Cheung joins the "Here's the Scoop" to explain how the president's speech may be a preview for Republicans' messaging strategy around the economy in midterm elections.
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Read Full ArticleKamala Harris Says Trump's State Of The Union Speech Was Full Of Lies: 'So Many Are Suffering...'
Kamala Harris criticized Trump's SOTU speech, calling it full of lies and rejecting his claims of a strong economy. She also slammed his policies on voting rights and Iran, while other Democrats criticized his lack of focus on affordability and health care.
·New York, United States
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right2Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Left
Bias Distribution
- 45% of the sources lean Left
45% Left
L 45%
C 33%
R 22%
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