President Donald Trump’s recent speech to Congress diverged from the typical call for national unity, instead taking a relentlessly partisan approach by boasting about his election victory and criticizing Democrats for not acknowledging his accomplishments. The address highlighted key themes, including Trump’s airing of grievances and inflated achievements, as well as his shifting stance towards Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. Trump’s blaming of rising egg prices on Biden, his praise for Elon Musk, and his unwavering commitment to tariff policies were also prominent features. The speech showcased Trump’s push for a $5 million “gold card” for wealthy immigrants, alongside promises to benefit working Americans. Comparing this speech to his first address to Congress in 2017, it’s evident that Trump has evolved into a more hardline stance, particularly evident in his current criticisms of diversity initiatives and emphasis on deporting criminals. The speech encapsulates Trump’s combative approach in his second term, signaling a departure from traditional presidential rhetoric towards a more confrontational and divisive style.