The House voted to censure Rep. Al Green for disrupting President Trump’s address to Congress. Green, 77, was removed from the chamber for his actions. Ten Democrats joined House Republicans in condemning Green’s protest. Green explained that he disrupted the address because he wanted to show that the president did not have a mandate to cut Medicaid. Following the censure, Green expressed no ill feelings towards Speaker Mike Johnson or those who escorted him from the floor. The party breakdown for the vote was not specified in the article. It is important to note that Green’s protest was in response to Trump’s claim of having a mandate, which Green disagreed with. The article does not specify what the consequences of the censure are for Green.
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