In a beautiful moment, President Trump reminded all of the lawmakers and their guests in the room, that the Capitol building is a monument to the American people. Trump told them, “Freedom stands tall over one more monument: this one. This Capitol. This living monument — this is the monument to the American people.” When President Trump finished his passionate and powerful reminder to everyone in the Capitol building, the crowd began to chant, “USA…USA!” As soon as they began to chant, Democrat Congressman Luis Gutierrez of Illinois got up from his seat and left the room. It was almost as if the “USA” chant was offensive to the Representative who has spent his entire political career putting illegal aliens first.
Watch:
President Trump: “Freedom stands tall over one more monument: this one. This Capitol. This living monument — this is the monument to the American people.” https://t.co/bggeAIE8lP pic.twitter.com/b6Qfv50wSz
— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 31, 2018
Here’s a picture of little Gutierrez scooting out like a cockroach scatters when the lights are suddenly turned on…
https://twitter.com/swanee39/status/958544164366450688
Daily Caller reporter Chuck Ross also noticed Gutierrez leaving the House Chamber:
Looked like Luis Gutierrez leaving the House Chamber at beginning of "USA" chant. Bathroom break or something else? #SOTU
— Chuck Ross (@ChuckRossDC) January 31, 2018
White House correspondent for the Washington Examiner called out Gutierrez for leaving while his colleagues were chanting “USA!”
While his colleagues were chanting USA. https://t.co/U23ogIpgRh
— Gabby Orr (@GabbyOrr_) January 31, 2018
Tony Briscoe of the Chicago Tribune, tweeted: It looks like Congressman Luis Gutierrez just walked out #SOTU
It looks like Congressman Luis Gutierrez just walked out #SOTU
— Tony Briscoe (@_TonyBriscoe) January 31, 2018
To which “Cynnabun” responded, “He should of kept walking”
He should of kept walking
— Cynnabun (@cynnabun73) January 31, 2018
Thank goodness the illegal first Congressman Gutierrez, is planning to retire from office in 2018…or so he says. Stay tuned.