With last night's polarizing State of the Union, President Trump continued fracturing the country with pointed rhetoric designed only to widen the chasm between the country's left and right. From the many awful things Trump said, here are the eight most divisive statement's from last night's speech:
President Trump pitched his vision of a “golden age of America” in record-length remarks to Congress on Tuesday, touting his administration’s wins and attacking rival Democrats as he weathers poor approval numbers and frustrations over the economy.
A bombshell report from NPR suggests the DOJ may have withheld some documents from the Epstein files where President Trump is accused of sexually abusing a minor. #DOJ #Epstein #NPR
Deterrence requires credible presence
"unnecessarily burdensome"
'Wouldn't allow my daughter to compete for such a government'
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The case is likely to reach the Supreme Court, which has already intervened to block an earlier injunction he imposed.
Tech giants are expected to join President Trump at the White House next week to sign a pledge that they will build or buy their own electricity supplies for data centers. Why it matters: It's the Trump administration's latest response to election-year voter angst over data centers' AI-driven electricity demands and their potential effects on rates. - A number of the biggest tech companies have already made pledges that they say will prevent consumers from getting stuck with the energy bills for the AI buildout. Driving the news: Trump said during Tuesday night's State of the Union address that he negotiated a "ratepayer protection pledge" with tech companies. - He said that the companies will "have the obligation to provide for their…