A screenshot of a stack of four X (Twitter) posts/replies, each with profile picture, verified checkmark, handle, and text, reacting positively to what appears to be a presidential address to Congress. From top to bottom: (1) "m d" @queenfortinbras compares a moment to JFK's "ask not what your country can do for you" line; (2) "Country of Fools" @CountryofFools praises "the speech" as brilliant and claims it exposed Democrats' "hatred for the American people"; (3) Matthew Boyle @mboyle1 (shown as reposted by "Cernovich") says Trump is in "open combat" with Democrats in the chamber and they look "crazy"; (4) Megyn Kelly @megynkelly calls it a "Very strong night for the President," describing it as affable, funny, with moving moments, and quotes the line "These ppl are crazy!" as the most memorable of the night, tied to Democrats not standing for people being honored.
Text in image: m d ✓
@queenfortinbras
potential to be in the "ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country" realm of repetition and recognition. sure felt like a defining moment.
Country of Fools ✓
@CountryofFools
The speech was brilliant, but the real story of the night was his masterful exposure of the Democrats' deep-seated hatred for the American people.
↻ Cernovich reposted
Matthew Boyle ✓
@mboyle1
Trump is in open combat with the Democrats in the chamber. They are getting destroyed on every issue. The Democrats look like crazy people in front of 10s of millions of Americans right now. This is just amazing. Trump has unique courage to call them out to their faces.
Megyn Kelly ✓
@megynkelly
Very strong night for the President.
Affable, funny, several moving moments, mostly stuck to script, touting an incredible list of accomplishments.
"These ppl are crazy!" -
most memorable line of the night, well earned by the Dems refusing to stand for the most sympathetic Americans being honored among them.
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A screenshot of a stack of four X (Twitter) posts/replies, each with profile picture, verified checkmark, handle, and text, reacting positively to what appears to be a presidential address to Congress. From top to bottom: (1) "m d" @queenfortinbras compares a moment to JFK's "ask not what your country can do for you" line; (2) "Country of Fools" @CountryofFools praises "the speech" as brilliant and claims it exposed Democrats' "hatred for the American people"; (3) Matthew Boyle @mboyle1 (shown as reposted by "Cernovich") says Trump is in "open combat" with Democrats in the chamber and they look "crazy"; (4) Megyn Kelly @megynkelly calls it a "Very strong night for the President," describing it as affable, funny, with moving moments, and quotes the line "These ppl are crazy!" as the most memorable of the night, tied to Democrats not standing for people being honored.
Text in image: m d ✓ @queenfortinbras potential to be in the "ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country" realm of repetition and recognition. sure felt like a defining moment. Country of Fools ✓ @CountryofFools The speech was brilliant, but the real story of the night was his masterful exposure of the Democrats' deep-seated hatred for the American people. ↻ Cernovich reposted Matthew Boyle ✓ @mboyle1 Trump is in open combat with the Democrats in the chamber. They are getting destroyed on every issue. The Democrats look like crazy people in front of 10s of millions of Americans right now. This is just amazing. Trump has unique courage to call them out to their faces. Megyn Kelly ✓ @megynkelly Very strong night for the President. Affable, funny, several moving moments, mostly stuck to script, touting an incredible list of accomplishments. "These ppl are crazy!" - most memorable line of the night, well earned by the Dems refusing to stand for the most sympathetic Americans being honored among them.
Described automatically. The words above are a machine's reading of the picture, not Trump's.