President Trump’s counselor, Alina Habba, didn’t hold back as Democrats in Congress threatened to disrupt his big speech. She called their plans to heckle, walk out, or use noisemakers “shameful” and said they’re “disrupting America” instead of doing their jobs. Habba reminded everyone that Trump’s approval ratings are hitting record highs, proving most Americans support his agenda.
Democrats argued they need to “express outrage” over Trump’s policies, like border security and cutting government waste. Some far-left members even talked about storming out if Trump mentions issues like gender policies. But Habba fired back, saying these antics just make Democrats look childish. She pointed out that hardworking taxpayers are tired of paying for bloated programs and lazy bureaucrats.
Trump’s team says the speech will focus on his first-month wins, like slashing border crossings by 95% and bringing back jobs. Habba praised his “America First” plans and warned that Democrats’ protests won’t stop the administration’s momentum. She accused them of “crying wolf” instead of working with Trump to fix problems.
Poll numbers back Trump up, with 45% of Americans approving of his job performance—the highest of his career. Even some Democrats admit their party’s constant outrage is backfiring. Moderate lawmakers begged colleagues to keep protests “civil” to avoid looking like sore losers. But radicals ignored them, planning stunts like carrying egg cartons to complain about grocery prices.
Habba mocked Democrats for playing the “victim card” and said real Americans care about results, not political theater. She highlighted how Trump’s policies are returning power to ordinary citizens instead of D.C. elites. The counselor also warned that bureaucrats resisting reforms will face consequences for undermining the people’s will.
Democrats are split between their far-left base demanding chaos and leaders trying to look serious. While some members wear pink or Ukraine-colored outfits for photo ops, Trump’s team says the focus remains on his vision for peace, prosperity, and border security. Habba teased that the speech will be “must-see TV” packed with wins Biden never delivered.
As Trump prepares to outline his next steps, Habba says the real divide isn’t between parties—it’s between patriots and politicians who put themselves first. She urged Democrats to either join the movement or get out of the way. With Trump’s poll numbers rising, it’s clear most Americans are tired of the drama and ready for results.
The White House isn’t worried about the noise. They know Trump’s track record speaks louder than any protest sign or walkout. While Democrats scheme about distractions, the administration is busy renewing the American Dream. Habba put it bluntly: “If they want to keep behaving like children, that’s their choice. We’ve got a country to save.”
