Texas Congressman Ejected from State of the Union for Protest

Texas Democrat Al Green removed for silent protest, as colleagues remain seated and Republicans cheer

In a dramatic scene at the State of the Union address, Texas Congressman Al Green was forcibly ejected from the House chamber after holding up a sign that read

Congressman Ejected for Protest at State of the Union Address

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