These Democrats plan to boycott Trump's State of the Union address
1-30-2018=31,49, 69,15
30th day 335 left
SOTU=33
State of the Union(SOTU)=66,78
Thirty three=66.78
SOTU=33
State of the Union(SOTU)=66,78
Thirty three=66.78
225 sq.root =15
450/ trump is 45th president
Coverage begins at 5 p.m. ET---5 days before Super Bowl
Coverage begins at 5 p.m. ET---5 days before Super Bowl
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address on Tuesday night from the US Capitol, but not all of Congress will be in attendance.
181=42nd prime..370/37, 197(45th prime), 233=51st prime/13th fib
440/44 251=54th prime
Trump's tumultuous first year in office was marked by controversy, leading several Democratic lawmakers to announce that they plan to boycott the speech altogether.
440/44 251=54th prime
Trump's tumultuous first year in office was marked by controversy, leading several Democratic lawmakers to announce that they plan to boycott the speech altogether.
Democrats=35,98,44
Tom Brady=35
Super Bowl on 35th day of the year
89=24th prime/11th fib number
A large bloc of House Democrats boycotted the President's first joint address to Congress last year. Typically, lawmakers of both parties attend the annual State of the Union address, and those from the opposite party tend to save their criticisms of the President for after the speech, releasing statements about the policy pronouncements they disagree with immediately after the address wraps up.
Tom Brady=35
Super Bowl on 35th day of the year
89=24th prime/11th fib number
A large bloc of House Democrats boycotted the President's first joint address to Congress last year. Typically, lawmakers of both parties attend the annual State of the Union address, and those from the opposite party tend to save their criticisms of the President for after the speech, releasing statements about the policy pronouncements they disagree with immediately after the address wraps up.
In previous years there was an effort to tamp down on the partisanship on Capitol Hill with members of opposing parties sitting together during the speech to demonstrate their willingness to work across the aisle. But there's little sign of that sentiment in 2018.
Here's who's said they're planning on skipping the President's address:
Following criticism surrounding Trump's reported vulgar comments about various nations during a closed-door meeting about immigration reform, Rep. John Lewis, D-Georgia, said he would not attend.
107=28th prime like boycott
Georgia=37,44,62
Georgia=37,44,62
"At this junction, I do not plan to attend the State of the Union," Lewis said on MSNBC.
9(Nine) Democrats not attendingNine=21,42
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