Democratic lawmakers are struggling to agree on how to express their outrage during Trump's upcoming speech. Some members have suggested walking out during particularly objectionable remarks, while others are considering using props like signs and noisemakers. However, there is internal conflict about the appropriateness and effectiveness of these tactics, with opinions divided based on feedback from their constituents. Traditionally, disruptions have led to condemnation, but they have become more common in recent years, prompting a reevaluation among Democrats about their approach.
One House Democrat remarked, 'The part that we all agree on is that this is not business as usual and we would like to find a way productively to express our outrage.'
There is significant internal debate among House Democrats about how to effectively demonstrate against Trump, balancing disruption with the potential backlash this may cause.
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