In a dazzling display of political theater, Bay Area Representative Eric Swalwell decided to take a break from the usual legislative grind to unleash a Twitter tirade against Donald Trump’s recent joint address to Congress. Spoiler alert: if you were expecting revolutionary ideas for working families, you might want to lower your expectations.

Now let’s get one thing straight: Trump delivered the longest joint address in history. Is it just me, or does that sound like a really long commercial for chaos? Swalwell wasted no time in tweeting out some serious shade before the spectacle even began. “Here’s what you won’t hear: any real solutions for working families. What you will hear? Lies, excuses, and a whole lot of Putin-approved nonsense,” he pointedly wrote.

Interestingly enough, Trump’s big show was apparently well received by some according to that ever-objective CNN poll. But guess what? The disapproval ratings are creeping up faster than a caffeine-fueled hipster in the local coffee shop.

Swalwell kept the commentary rolling during the address, throwing back some classic American history while calling out Trump for trying to burn it all down. “Trump wants to stop woke but doesn’t care about making us broke,” he quipped, probably while rolling his eyes so hard he could see the back of his head.

His biggest slam? Warning us all that Trump’s leadership style resembles a Ponzi scheme designed solely for the ultra-wealthy. “Working Americans get higher bills, worse health care, and no relief, while billionaires get handouts,” he declared. It’s almost poetic, really.

While Trump’s supporters cheered their heads off, many disenchanted Democrats opted for walk-outs or simply staying at home, probably binging on Netflix instead of enduring another round of Trump’s greatest hits. Rep. Al Green (D-TX) even got himself kicked out for heckling, a move that either takes guts or pure desperation, maybe both.

So, what’s the takeaway from this political fast-food feast? Swalwell nailed it when he said: “This isn’t America First. It’s Trump First. Billionaires First. Russia First”. In the end, who could possibly disagree? In a world where billionaires cash in while the rest of us scramble for pennies, it’s time to ask who’s really winning this game.