As expected, the Democrat meltdowns leading up to President Donald Trump’s joint address to Congress didn’t stop when the speech actually began. If anything, they only escalated. From flashing anti-Trump messaging on ping pong paddles to feminist Democrats decked out in pink with their political slogans plastered on their outfits, the spectacle was exactly what you’d expect from a party that has fully embraced performance art over actual governance.
Democrats are wearing pink to support women and yet Dems voted against keeping men out of women’s sports.
Dems also have a man pretending to be a woman wearing pink.
This is why the Democrat Party will keep losing.
They are absurd and insulting to all Americans. pic.twitter.com/UcKluyJYkO
— Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸 (@Bubblebathgirl) March 5, 2025
The interruptions started early, with hecklers making their presence known within minutes of Trump taking the podium. But the highlight of the night—at least in terms of sheer comedic value—came courtesy of Rep. Al Green (D-TX). Green, who has been dreaming of impeaching Trump since the moment the man stepped into office, took it upon himself to create a moment. Unfortunately for him, it didn’t go as planned.
Waving his cane like a deranged Shakespearean villain, Green repeatedly interrupted the speech, refusing to sit down and making himself the center of attention. But instead of allowing the circus to continue, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) made the call to have him removed. And that’s where things got even better.
In a blink-and-you-miss-it moment, Vice President JD Vance, sitting just behind Trump, subtly motioned to Johnson to have Green booted from the chamber immediately. The clip of this quick, decisive move has already gone viral, with Vance exuding serious dad energy—the kind that doesn’t have time for nonsense and just wants the tantrum to end.
JD motions to get him out pic.twitter.com/1AKcIdZB6W
— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) March 5, 2025
And just like that, Green was escorted out, much to the delight of Republicans and the growing frustration of Democrats, who once again proved that they have no actual strategy beyond making a scene. The memes practically created themselves.
🚨 Speaker Johnson orders Rep. Al Green to be escorted out from the House chamber after interrupting President Trump multiple times, angrily waving his cane pic.twitter.com/RpepZ6pbnz
— Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) March 5, 2025
But beyond the humor, the moment showed something else—Vance’s growing presence and confidence in his role as VP. It’s clear that he isn’t just there to nod along behind Trump; he’s asserting himself as a strong and capable wingman, someone with both the instincts and the backbone to act decisively when needed.
JD Vance has serious dad energy pic.twitter.com/0xeHALPJbG
— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) March 5, 2025
For Democrats, this night was supposed to be about undermining Trump, about making him look weak and chaotic. Instead, they gave him yet another opportunity to showcase exactly why they keep losing. They came with their props, their protests, and their interruptions, but in the end, it was the Republicans who looked like the adults in the room.
Dems are wearing pink 24 hours after voting to allow men to compete in women’s sports pic.twitter.com/7RnQU9wZqs
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) March 5, 2025
And for those keeping an eye on the future, the way Vance handled the situation speaks volumes. When you see a VP who is this comfortable stepping up and handling business without hesitation, you can’t help but think ahead. Because let’s be honest—this is the kind of leadership that doesn’t just stop at the vice presidency. The future looks bright, indeed.
