Good morning. Dear America family. Oh my gosh. What a night. What a night. What a speech. It was incredible. I still have a happy hangover from the words of the one and only Donald John Trump last night. You know, they said it was a speech and addressed to the joint session of Congress.

I'm going to call it a state of the union because I think he stated the state of the union quite

accurately.

We got a lot to get into folks.

Good morning.

It is Wednesday.

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All you got to do is ask a Democrat because they got humped real well last night.

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So, Dear America, I love you guys so much. But I want us to take a stroll this morning through the curious minds of those delightful Democrats who seem to be genetically engineered to disagree with anything and everything.

Yes, I'm talking about those folks that could argue that the sky isn't blue simply because someone on the right side of the aisle said it.

First up, we have what I like to call the oppositional defiance disorder.

This should be a clinical diagnosis, really, especially for those who can't help but oppose anything that resembles common sense. They're going to hear about a new policy and immediately think, oh, that sounds reasonable. I'm against it. We saw a lot of that last night. It's like they have an internal switch that flips to disagree at the mere mention of anything remotely agreeable. If a proposal is good for the economy,

they're going to argue that it's bad for the environment. If it's good for the environment,

well, you can bet your last dollar that they're going to oppose it anyway, claiming that it hinders

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