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Diana Harshbarger came under fire after she used the term during an interview. One expert in racial equity shares what's concerning.

"I stand by it," the Colorado congresswoman asserted, then proceeded to pose sarcastic questions about her "pimp cane" comment

Specialists are offering their opinions on a Democrat's rationale for casting a vote to officially censure Green for his demonstration during President Donald Trump's recent address to Congress

The congresswoman from Colorado was also given one or two blunt reminders

Readers of the New York Post share their thoughts on how Democrats acted during President Trump's address to a joint session of Congress

The Fox News host made the WTF comparison on his radio show.

"I'm guessing my opinion on this won't be well-received," confessed the conservative journalist

On Thursday, members of the House voted to formally reprimand Democratic Representative Al Green from Texas due to his repeated interruptions of President Trump during the annual presidential address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday

Republicans expressed outrage at Green's "breach of decorum" while continuing to make excuses for the president's role in a violent mob assault on the Capitol.

NY Post readers discuss Democrats’ reactions to President Trump’s address to the joint session of Congress.

Green mentioned that he isn't upset with anyone and feels no remorse

From Democrats throwing tantrums to a candid hot mic moment between Vice President JD Vance and Speaker Mike Johnson, here's some tidbits you may have missed from the nationally televised speech.

The House Freedom Caucus says it plans to introduce a resolution censuring Democratic Rep. Al Green for heckling President Trump's joint session of Congress.

"You have no mandate to cut Medicaid," Rep. Al Green yelled while pointing his cane toward Trump.

Democratic Representative Al Green from Texas consistently disrupted President Trump's address, brandishing his cane and yelling at the president

On New Year's Eve, customers at Morgan Freeman's bar in Mississippi were treated to a surprise duet from him and Al Green, performing "Let's Stay Together."

The “Late Show” host torches the House speaker over a brutal week in Congress.

It's the first new single he's released in five years

Texas Democratic Rep. Al Green says nationality-based bans interfere with feds’ foreign relations role.