Democratic protests of Trump address defy Jeffries request for 'dignified' response

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Several Democrats shouted out "January 6" when Trump discussed protection for police officers, but there was a sign of unity when a 13-year-old aspiring police officer, named DJ, was spotlighted by the president and made an "agent of the United States" by the Secret Service.
49% : Nearly three dozen Democrats held up black circular signs during the address with various phrases such as "Save Medicaid," "Protect Veterans," "False," and "Musk Steals" -- all in response to current and proposed cuts by either Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency and Republicans in their budget reconciliation process.
41% : During the Republican's 100-minute speech, some members yelled out at Trump while several held up signs in a coordinated effort to silently protest his remarks.
39% : However, protests began right from the start, with Democrats choosing not to join the escort committee to bring Trump into the chamber as per custom.
31% : At one point, the board said, "Start by paying your taxes," as Trump discussed his plans for tax cuts.
23% : Democrats were the most vocal when it came to Trump discussing Biden, as well as taxes, the economy, and the border crisis.
21% : Little to no clapping was seen from the Democratic side from the time Trump entered to his exit, and almost all Democrats did not stand for a single remark during Trump's address.
21% : Others wore yellow and blue to signal support for Ukraine after conversations between Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump, and Vance broke down last week when the foreign leader was at the White House to sign a minerals deal.
19% : Prior to her departure, Stansbury held up a paper sign as Trump entered the House chamber that said "This is Not Normal," leading Rep. Lance Gooden (R-TX) to rip it from her hands.

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