Summary
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is advising Democratic lawmakers to avoid protests during President Trump's State of the Union address. He wants them to maintain order and avoid disruptions like last year. Democrats plan to express their views in other ways, such as events and wearing coordinated outfits.
Key Facts
- Hakeem Jeffries is telling Democrats not to protest during Trump's address.
- Last year's State of the Union saw disruptions from Democrats.
- Some Democrats feel past protests were not effective.
- Jeffries emphasized the importance of maintaining "decorum."
- The aim is to avoid "unforced errors" that could harm their image.
- Some Democrats plan to boycott the speech instead of protesting inside.
- Democratic groups are organizing events at the same time as the speech.
- The Democratic Women's Caucus plans to wear matching outfits at the speech.
