'Some of us have seen enough': 3 writers on Trump's State of the Union address - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : From there, Trump noted that President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine has sent him "an important letter," saying Ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table and is ready to work "under President Trump's strong leadership.
55% : " Trump also seemed peeved when none of the Democrats greeted him or shook his hand as he entered the chamber, as is customary.
52% : " As always, it's all about Trump.
35% : For his part, Trump continued to re-litigate the past.
34% : Green's outburst seemed to give energy to Trump, who had a sluggish start to his speech.
34% : Nothing I can do," Trump said, gesturing to the left side of the aisle.
29% : " When Trump finally got to the point of mentioning Ukraine, it was in the most juvenile and un-statesman-like way.
28% : There was an awkward moment when Trump falsely claimed that the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of him eliminating race considerations is federal hiring practices.
24% : Democrats knew how to hit President Trump where it hurts: his ego.
23% : " The exception was a vocal protest by Representative Al Green of Texas, who stood, pointed his cane toward Trump, and shouted, "You have no mandate" before being escorted out of the chamber.
22% : " There is no bridge to the other side when Trump says "Wokeness is trouble.
14% : Trump referred to his predecessor as "the worst president in American history."
7% : Egg prices, inflation, the "ridiculous open border" -- Trump blamed them all on Biden.

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