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Historians Rate Trump's Speech
By John Gizzi
Wednesday, 05 March 2025 03:02 PM EST
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Less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, everyone who watched it or read about it has an opinion on either the 100-minute speech — the longest-ever by a president to Congress — or the hostile reaction from Democrats.
Historians of the presidency and the Congress who spoke to Newsmax are sharply divided on Trump's message and its delivery as well as the reaction by Democrats.
"I am not given to hyperbole, but the speech revealed a dynamic leader of the free world and our nation," Donald Critchlow, a history professor at Arizona State University, told Newsmax, "It was truly inspiring.
"Trump's Democratic opponents in Congress came across as pathetic in their disruptive protests and in their refusal to applaud average Americans called out by Trump to stand in recognition for their sacrifice, sufferings, and courage."
Critchlow, author of three books on the Republican Party, concluded that "President Trump in his first days in office has been a whirlwind that is leaving the Democrats gasping for breath. Democrats are choking on the dust."
Chapman University professor Luke Nichter, author of the critically acclaimed "1968: The Year That Broke Politics," agreed, saying Trump's address was "arguably the most substantive, hopeful, and forward-looking speech of his political career."
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