Trump’s Speech: Tariffs, Tantrums, and Total Nonsense

So, Trump decided to grace Congress with his presence again, huh? Mixed policy claims, political attacks, and campaign-style messaging-basically, a Tuesday for him. Tariffs, immigration, Iran, and congressional ethics? Yeah, because nothing says “I’m serious” like throwing everything at the wall and seeing what sticks.

He threw in some emotional guest stories, because why not? And of course, he took a few swings at the Democrats. Tariffs? Still his jam, even after the Supreme Court said, “Uh, no.” Classic Trump-never let a little thing like the law get in the way.

Tariffs: Because the Supreme Court Doesn’t Know What’s Best for America

Apparently, the Supreme Court’s ruling was “unfortunate.” Yeah, unfortunate for him. But don’t worry, he’s got “alternative legal statutes.” Because when one law doesn’t work, just find another one, right? It’s like trying to return a shirt without a receipt-you just keep arguing until they give in.

Tariffs are his go-to, like a security blanket. Can’t negotiate without them. It’s like saying, “I’ll only play poker if I can keep all the chips.”

The Economy is Great Again? Sure, If You Ignore Reality

Trump’s economic narrative? Total turnaround. Lower inflation, cheaper gas, more jobs, stock market gains. Basically, he’s taking credit for everything good that’s ever happened. Ever. It’s like he’s the sun and we’re all just orbiting his greatness.

He said, “Our nation is back: Bigger, better, richer, and stronger than ever before.” Yeah, because nothing says “humble” like declaring yourself the savior of the universe. Next, he’ll probably claim he invented the wheel.

And let’s not forget his favorite line: “I called the economy correctly, and 22 Nobel Prize winners didn’t.” Because apparently, economics is just a hunch game. Who needs data when you’ve got gut feelings?

TRUMP: “There was no inflation, tremendous growth, and the big story was how Donald Trump called the economy correctly, and 22 Nobel Prize winners in economics didn’t.”

“And then just 4 days ago, an unfortunate ruling from the United States Supreme Court. Very unfortunate…

– BeInCrypto (@beincrypto) February 25, 2026

Immigration: Because Nothing Says “Unity” Like Dividing People

Immigration and crime? His favorite topics. Border enforcement, deportations, and the “Dalilah law”-because nothing says “compassion” like blocking undocumented immigrants from getting driver’s licenses. It’s like he’s playing a game of “How Many People Can I Upset Today?”

And don’t forget sanctuary cities and voting rules. Because apparently, immigrants are both too lazy to work and too eager to vote. Make up your mind, man!

Dalilah Coleman is a 1st-grader who was severely injured in a car accident caused by an illegal alien driving a semitruck with a CDL. Her injuries include a traumatic brain injury, Cerebral Palsy, and she will need lifelong care and therapy.

The driver crossed the border in…

– The White House (@WhiteHouse) February 25, 2026

Stand Up, Sit Down, Repeat: Congress as a Reality Show

Trump turned Congress into a live political stage. “Stand up if you agree with me!” Then, “Why aren’t you standing? Are you against America?” It’s like a game show, but with fewer prizes and more awkward silences.

Applause and silence? Part of the act. It’s all about those TV clips. He’s not just governing; he’s directing a sitcom. Next season, he’ll probably add a laugh track.

JUST IN: President Trump tells everyone to stand during his SOTU speech who believe the first duty of the U.S. government is to protect American citizens, not illegal immigrants.

Almost no Democrats stood up.

– Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) February 25, 2026

Iran: Diplomacy, But With a Side of Threats

Foreign policy? He’s all over it. Progress on conflicts, Russia-Ukraine, and Iran. His stance on Iran? “I prefer diplomacy, but I’ll bomb you if I have to.” Classic Trump-the carrot and the stick, but the stick is a lot bigger.

Trump’s Branding: Because Everything Needs His Name on It

“Trump Accounts,” “TrumpRX”-he’s like a walking logo. Discussing tax relief? Slap his name on it. Drug pricing? TrumpRX to the rescue. It’s like he’s trying to turn the government into a Trump-themed amusement park.

And don’t forget the invited guests. Workers, parents, military personnel-everyone’s a prop in his political theater. It’s less of a speech and more of a one-man show. Part policy, part partisan, part primetime drama.

“TrumpRx” prices are the same as, or worse than, what manufacturers already offer directly. Several drugs, the TrumpRx link just sends you to the drug company’s own coupon or hardship program, which you can use without TrumpRx at all.

Trump’s Prescription Drug Website Exposed as…

– Human☮🇺🇸🇺🇦🇺🇸🌊 (@4HumanUnity) February 25, 2026

In the end, it was less of a legislative address and more of a campaign rally. Policy agenda? Check. Partisan contrast? Check. Prime-time political theater? Double check. Now, if only we could get a refund on the ticket price.

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2026-02-25 22:01