Who is Ellis Slotkin, a Democrat who responded to Trump’s speech?

Elisa Slotkin, the US Democrat, answered his party’s appeal to Trump’s Congress, taking the new Trump administration for the task of attracting chaos and recklessness.

At the beginning of her remarks, she attacked the White House on the economy and warned that if Trump is “not cautious, he could go directly to the recession.”

Slotkin also took a shot in the Department of Government Effectiveness, the cost reduction project led by Elon Musk, saying that the changes are necessary, “but do not need to be chaotic and make us less safe.”

Speaking from Michigan in front of the background of the American flags, Slotkin was much more concise and much less animated than the president who reworked Republicans on the floor of the house for an hour and 40 minutes.

In November, she quickly referred to the defeat in the Democratic elections, but then quickly turned to Trump.

“The Americans have made it clear that the prices are too high and that the government should be more responsive to their needs. America wants change,” she said.

“But there is a responsible way to make changes and a reckless way. And we can make these changes without forgetting who we are as a country and as democracy.”

During the election, voters often said that the economy was their number one problem, and the Democrats’ defeat was accused of not resorting to it.

Trump’s presidency weeks, economic problems remain high because prices for a number of goods have not declined, and prices for some items, like eggs, have grown.

“Products and housing prices go up, not down – and he did not put up a reliable plan for the fight,” she said.

Slotkin also spoke about immigration, another topic when the Democrats are worse than the Republicans, emphasizing the lack of empathy of Trump administration to undocumented immigrants.

“The border, not actually fixing our broken immigration system, is engaged in a symptom, not with the disease. America is a nation of immigrants,” she said.

On Friday, she referred to the public embarrassment of the President of Ukrainian Volodimir Zelensky during a meeting with Trump and Vice President JD Vance.

“This scene in the Oval Office was not just a bad episode of reality, a will. This led the whole Trump’s approach to the world,” she said.

“He believes in arrogance with dictators such as Vladimir Putin and the feet of our friends, like Canada, in his teeth.”

Many Tuesday night was the first meeting of Slatkin, which won the US Senate in Paving Michigan last year.

Former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) analyst Slotkin became the youngest democratic woman, chosen to the Senate at the age of 48 when she won her place in the state, which former Vice President Kamal Harris lost last November.

Slotkin made a speech after Trump, which is not the traditional state of the union’s address, but is expected to serve the same purpose.

Last week, the party in the party party in the party party last week called Democratic Democratic Democratic Chuk Shumer called Slotkin a “ascending star” when he declared her choice to ensure the Democratic Party’s rebuttal. He said she was “excellent in economic and national security.”

Slotkin is new to the Senate, but she worked in Congress a member of the delegation Michigan to the House of Representatives. For the first time, it was chosen in the wave of success of the Democrats, turning the national place.

She held various public works to her political career. She held national security positions in the Presidential Administration George W. Bush and Barack Obama.

She worked at the National Security Council, Bush, and at Obama she was responsible for the Minister of Defense for International Security and the State Department.

The CIA scored Slotkin, owned by Arabic and Swahili, shortly after he received a graduate school for international affairs at the Colombian University in New York. She served three rounds in Iraq as a CIA analyst.

Moderate Democrat focused its campaign in the Senate in 2024 to reduce the cost for Americans, which helped bring it to a narrow victory over former congressman Mike Rogers, even if Trump won the state.

Slotkin is a member of the Armed Forces committees; On internal security and state affairs; Agriculture, food and forestry; and veterans.