Trump's Congress Speech Turned Into Viral Drinking Game -- And It Was Spot On!

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Now that Trump has delivered the speech, which is considered the longest speech in recent history, the sarcastic game turns out to be true.
57% : A user even added a new rule stating: "Drink every time Trump stares down the left."
53% : As his second term begins its second month, Trump was supposed to present his intentions for the coming weeks and months to Congress and the American people.
49% : At the same time, the left-wing stays silent and seated when the President mentions a place he wishes to make part of America, including the Panama Canal, Greenland, Gaza, and Canada. Shots were to be taken if and when Republicans boo Zelenskyy, Trump mentions Biden, and he mentions himself in the third person.
41% : Previously one user created a short list of topics with other players and asked them to take a sip every time they catch Trump saying, "Musk is doing a great job," that "so much fraud has been found," anything about "beautiful tariffs," the "deep state," that "Zelenskyy is a bad man," that "Putin is smart," that "we need to get out of NATO," and that "Canadians want to be USA citizens."
39% : Players were asked to take a sip of their drinks whenever Trump used the word "tariff," every time the camera pans to an angry Democrat, whenever the crowd stood and applauded.
22% : For instance, some Twitter fanatics asked players to take a shot whenever Trump mentions Elon Musk or take a sip when Trump takes a dig at Canada or Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
18% : Anyone who has witnessed the speech would be aware of how Trump did not miss an opportunity to slam Biden.

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