Fox News viewers turn on Lara Trump over peculiar | TV Shows

Lara Trump confronted criticism after internet hosting a Fox News phase selling what some viewers called a “junior high” strategy to politics.

The backlash erupted after Trump and visitor US Senator Markwayne Mullin rated politicians. Many viewers weren’t amused. “Peculiar new MAGA trend of giving out ‘grades’ for politicians,” one consumer wrote on X. “Why are they on some junior high type shih when the economy is crashing out.”

Another reply read, “All hat, no ethics or common sense.” Another consumer mocked the pattern, “We know he really meant D+.”

During the phase, Trump asks Mullin, “If you had to give your Senate colleagues a grade for the year 2025, you know, as you said, you guys have been here more than you’ve ever had to be here, what grade would you give your Senate colleagues?”

Mullin responded saying, “Knowing what it’s like, what we had to overcome, the accomplishments that we were able to get done, the nominations we’re able to do, I mean, keep in mind, we got 90, 90% of the president’s nominees, civilian nominees done. That’s more than Obama. That’s more than Bush, that’s more than Trump in his first. That’s more than Biden by far.”

A different consumer famous that CPI had risen 0.5% in November, pushing the annual price to 3.4%, including, “These grades are a distraction from tariffs and rising prices.”

Even viewers sometimes aligned with Fox voiced confusion.

One commenter wrote, “Historic tax cuts aren’t helping people right now. We’re paying more for food, gas, everything—and they’re handing out report cards like it’s study hall.”