On March 6, Jinshi Data News, according to AXIOS website, U.S. House Speaker Johnson plans to quickly condemn Congressman Al Green on Thursday morning local time and call on Democrats and Republicans to punish the Texas Democrat for mocking President Trump on Tuesday. Republicans hope to maximize the follow-up to Trump's protests by Democrats during his joint address to Congress. They plan to vote on Thursday morning, which may be the last vote of the week. Johnson said, 'Al Green's shameful and disgraceful behavior during President Trump's speech has embarrassed the congressional institution and the constituents he serves.' But Green, who had previously expressed plans to impeach Trump, does not seem to be concerned about potential punishment.
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The Speaker of the United States House of Representatives plans to quickly vote to condemn Al Green
On March 6, Jinshi Data News, according to AXIOS website, U.S. House Speaker Johnson plans to quickly condemn Congressman Al Green on Thursday morning local time and call on Democrats and Republicans to punish the Texas Democrat for mocking President Trump on Tuesday. Republicans hope to maximize the follow-up to Trump's protests by Democrats during his joint address to Congress. They plan to vote on Thursday morning, which may be the last vote of the week. Johnson said, 'Al Green's shameful and disgraceful behavior during President Trump's speech has embarrassed the congressional institution and the constituents he serves.' But Green, who had previously expressed plans to impeach Trump, does not seem to be concerned about potential punishment.