On Tuesday night984 Archives Donald Trump gave his first official State of the Union speech, and not everyone in attendance was thrilled.
SEE ALSO: There's a typo on State of the Union tickets because America in 2018 is just one big typoWhether because of his bombastic tweets, his policies, or just, you know, him, many people -- mostly opposing Democrats -- had quite a few sour expressions throughout the night as Trump's hour-plus speech unfolded.
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Even the First Lady had a few moments of looking less than happy.
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