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  What Does Censure Mean in Congress? Latest News on Al Green’s Reprimand – March 7, 2025 If you’ve been scrolling through headlines or X posts today, March 7, 2025, you’ve likely seen the buzz about Rep. Al Green’s censure in the U.S. House of Representatives. The Texas Democrat’s dramatic outburst during President Donald Trump’s speech to Congress earlier this week has landed him in hot water, sparking debates about decorum, accountability, and what “censure” actually means in the congressional playbook. As of 07:50 AM IST, this story is fresh off the press, with the House’s vote on March 6 still reverberating. Let’s break it down—what is censure, how does it work, and why does it matter right now? Censure 101: A Formal Slap on the Wrist In the U.S. Congress, censure is like a public timeout for lawmakers who step out of line. It’s a formal resolution, passed by a simple majority vote, that expresses deep disapproval of a member’s actions. Think of it as the House or Senate sayin...