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Are Dems Plotting to Derail Trump’s Speech by Throwing Eggs at Him?

Several politicians have been egged in the past, including French President Emmanuel Macron and British politician Nigel Farage.

(Luis CornelioHeadline USADemocratic lawmakers may stoop to new lows in their attempt to disrupt President Donald Trump’s first congressional address on Tuesday—potentially resorting to egg-throwing or bringing empty egg cartons to somehow blame Trump for inflation. 

These tactics are at odds with Democratic leaders’ earlier proposals to invite some of the government bureaucrats impacted by Trump and DOGE’s budget cuts and mass layoffs, Axios reported Tuesday. 

The egg tactics appeared to be part of a broader effort to pin inflation on Trump, even though he has been in office for less than five weeks. Conservative critics noted that Democrats have largely downplayed inflation during the Biden administration’s years, arguing that Americans were just misguided. 

Egging, a popular form of protest, has targeted several politicians in the past, including French President Emmanuel Macron and British politician Nigel Farage, according to Vice News.

In 2019, Australian Senator Fraser Anning was infamously egged by a 17-year-old boy during an interview—a moment that quickly went viral on social media. In 2010, future Prime Minister David Cameron was also egged by a 16-year-old student. 

It is unclear whether Democrats would employ such acts, which could be construed as assault, given that Trump is protected by the Secret Service. 

In the past, Democrats have tried to disrupt Trump’s addresses to Congress with symbolic and even childish tantrums. 

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi infamously shredded a paper copy of Trump’s address during the 2020 State of the Union. In 2019 and 2018, Democrats wore specific colors to showcase their solidarity with women’s rights and the #MeToo movement. 

Ironically, Democrats went on to nominate Joe Biden for the presidency in 2020—the same year that Tara Reade, a former congressional staffer, accused him of sexually assaulting her in 1993. 

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