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SNUB: Democrat Governors BOYCOTT White House Dinner as Trump Hosts Historic NGA Event

Gary FranchiFebruary 22, 2026264 views
SNUB: Democrat Governors BOYCOTT White House Dinner as Trump Hosts Historic NGA Event
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In a stunning display of petty political theater, Democrat governors across America apparently coordinated a mass boycott of Saturday night's White House dinner during the National Governors Association winter meeting, leaving President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump to host an evening filled exclusively with Republican leadership.

Reporters on the scene noted the glaring absence of any Democratic governors at what has traditionally been a bipartisan gathering meant to foster cooperation between federal and state governments. The snub represents an unprecedented breach of political protocol and reveals just how unhinged the left has become in their Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Democrats Choose Politics Over Governance

While President Trump extended the traditional invitation to all governors regardless of party affiliation, Democrat governors apparently decided that their hatred for the duly elected president matters more than representing their constituents' interests. This childish behavior speaks volumes about the current state of the Democratic Party – a party so consumed with resistance that they'll abandon basic civic duties.

The White House dinner serves as an important venue for governors to discuss critical issues affecting their states, from infrastructure and disaster relief to economic development and federal partnerships. By refusing to attend, Democrat governors have essentially told their own voters that political grandstanding trumps actual governance.

"This is what happens when you put party politics above the people you're supposed to serve," one Republican governor reportedly observed during the evening.

Meanwhile, Republican governors who did attend were able to engage directly with the Trump administration on key priorities like border security, energy independence, and regulatory reform – issues that actually matter to hardworking Americans.

A Pattern of Democrat Obstruction

This boycott fits perfectly with the Democrats' pattern of obstruction and resistance since President Trump's historic return to office. Rather than working with the administration to solve real problems facing American families, they've chosen to sulk in their state capitals while Republicans get things done.

The question patriots across America should be asking: Are your Democrat governors more interested in fighting Trump or fighting for you?

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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AmericaFirst2024Verifiedjust now
The resistance continues even after the election results spoke loud and clear. Time to move forward and work together!
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ConstitutionFirstVerifiedjust now
Wow, what a historic moment and they're missing it over petty politics!
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StateRightsAdvocateVerifiedjust now
I'm curious which specific governors boycotted. Anyone have the full list?
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SmallGovRealistVerifiedjust now
This just proves they care more about virtue signaling than actually governing. The NGA dinner is supposed to be about bipartisan cooperation for the good of all Americans.
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RedStateResidentVerifiedjust now
Exactly! My Democratic governor attended and I actually respect him more for putting politics aside.
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BusinessOwnerTXVerifiedjust now
As someone who works closely with state government on regulations, this kind of behavior is incredibly disappointing. These governors should be fighting for their states, not boycotting meetings that could benefit their citizens.
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PatriotMike47Verifiedjust now
This is exactly why Trump won - the American people are tired of these childish political games! These Democrat governors are putting their own egos above the needs of their states.
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ConservativeVoterVerifiedjust now
Absolutely right Mike. My governor better not be one of them - we need federal funding for our infrastructure projects.