Tonight, the most precious place for the Republicans or conservatives in the United States is in the heart of Texas. On Sunday night, the keynote speech of former President Donald J. Trump ended the three-day grassroots Republican organization in Dallas. The activities of the American Conservative Union (ACU).
At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC)-Dallas this weekend for about 90 minutes of keynote speech, Trump urged the unremitting efforts of conservatives, liberals, and Republican activists and party loyalists to “save” [y]Our country” passed the midterm elections by restoring the Republican majority in both houses of Congress-and of course the members of the old White House party in 2024.
The honor of introducing the star attraction of the night-the 45th President of the United States-belongs to ACU Chairman Matt Schlapp, who told the crowd that they would hear “the most influential person in our sport” and added that Donald Trump will Providing “leadership that will unite us again.” Schrapp also mentioned Trump’s new “historically significant class action lawsuit against large technology companies,” and ACU and others have also joined the lawsuit.
ACU showcased the CPAC conference, which is the second event in Texas The following The traditional winter event was held in February 2021 (due to the Chinese virus, it also moved to Orlando, Florida this year).
In his regular rally opening music “God Bless America”, Trump appeared from the backstage. From all signs, he was a normal and lively self, wearing a suit and his signature red tie. He stood a few feet behind the podium for a few minutes, greeted the crowd and clapped to the music, then approached the podium.
At this time, the jubilant crowd began to shout: “America, America, America!”
press. Trump is keen to “return to the heartland of Texas” while quickly attacking one of his favorite sandbags: traditional media. He called on them to insist that Texas may become a blue state during the 2020 election; Trump joked that this is “working” and “working for me!”
He made a promise to his audience, dedicated party activists and his own loyal supporters, “I will always fight for you, and I will always”, then raised his hand and said, “I promise.”
Trump pointed out in the room and thanked Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, and told Governor Christine Nom that she was doing “very well” in South Dakota. He then asked the Texas congressmen to stand up and be recognized, calling them “all fighters.”
Then the gloves fell off. Trump first centered on the Texas remarks, insisting that “by comparison, Bernie Sanders is moderate”, and what the Biden administration did in just a few months of his administration. Things compared to. He attacked Biden on the U.S.-Mexico border policy and used his devastating administrative energy decree to target the famous oil industry in this Lone Star State. Trump snorted, “I told you!”
He also targeted the congressional Democratic leadership of the Biden border crisis out of control, reminding everyone in the crowd that “There is a beautiful wall around Nancy Pelosi’s house.” Trump then criticized the “chain immigration” policy. Abolished by Trump’s White House, the Biden administration has been restored.
“We provide the safest border,” but under Biden’s leadership, Trump said, “the whole country has become a border”, referring to Biden’s treatment of illegal foreigners (especially unaccompanied minors). ) Delivered to all parts of the country, but the immigration system was swarmed to the promise of Biden and his allies to attract people to “invade our borders.”
In his speech, he did not omit the basic freedoms of Americans. Trump insisted that “those far-left Democrats who say they want to cancel funding for the police also want to deprive you of your Second Amendment rights.”
“I told you again. I told you,” Trump repeated it in a song, like a chorus, and then went on to say that the party across the aisle “is also working to repeal the First Amendment.” This sentence led to his comment on the class action lawsuits of large technology companies, recalling Schrapp’s opening remarks: “A lot of people have joined me.”
Speaking of the American people’s sentiment towards how progressives portray themselves as the mainstream political style, Trump said, “They can’t be 50% [of the country,] With “all the crazy things they say [on the Left]. “
At that time, his remarks turned to the 2020 election and voter fraud. Trump specifically mentioned “Mark Zachback” because he nicknamed the Facebook founder among other “Silicon Valley Tyrants.” Trump stated that Zuckerberg spent $400 million to help Joe Biden during the 2020 swing state election, while stating that one of the main methods was to pay for the controversial “delivery” used by Democratic activists to collect mailed votes. box”.
An old urchin at Trump’s rally before the 2020 election seemed to have a new answer tonight: “Where is Hunter?”
The former president responded jokingly: “He draws a picture in his studio, and a picture can make half a million dollars. Hunter Biden is the first to make half a million dollars for a painting that he has never painted before. People.”
Returning to the intervention of large technology companies, when he talked about the treatment of conservatives on social media platforms, he said, “If you say’election fraud’, you will be cancelled.” Trump also criticized traditional media for colluding with the Democratic Party, saying The election was not affected by fraud.
He added that the way the 2020 election is conducted has damaged our position in the world. Trump said: “We have always enjoyed the reputation of a beautiful country with fair elections. No longer.”
The Republican Governor and Secretary of State of Georgia did not evade Trump’s retaliation. He extended his paw to Trump in the process of recalculating and proving the results there in Georgia in 2020.
He went back to talk about America’s world reputation. Trump said, “We are being scorned and disrespected all over the world because of the way elections are made.”
He also talked about the “morbidity and fatigue” of the “U.S. Army” before Trump took office.
Trump quoted a recent poll on critical racial theory and the talking points of Democratic social justice, declaring: “People do not support the awakened left. They are with us.”
Pointing out that anyone who chooses to vote for a progressive agenda is ridiculous, he knows it must mean higher taxes (the Democrats are not shy to say), “They are raising your taxes, so you can make new deals for green .”
Trump targeted more Republicans in his speech. He laughed at Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, as he said, because he ran for “friend of Trump” in his hometown and then “he voted to impeach me.” In contrast, Trump praised John F. Kennedy, Cassidy’s fellow Louisiana senator, former Democrat, and Trump’s staunch ally.
Trump issued a severe warning to any Republican willing to compromise with the Democratic Party that the party will win at all costs. “The Democrats are ruthless, but they are united. They don’t have these Romney types,” he said in part of his speech, and he also cited Liz Cheney, Ben Sass and others as the conservative movement agenda Similar obstacles.
Then he turned to the topic of his close friend and personal lawyer, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Trump said that ironically, “one of the greatest crime fighters of his generation” had lost his legal license in New York State. “Rudy fought because he saw that the election was rigged. Because he participated in the battle, he lost his license in New York and Washington, DC.” Recalling his experience in New York, Rudy served as mayor. “You can walk down the street safely.”
Trump talked about the “cunning Schiff”, saying that his assertion during the impeachment trial was *** s ** t, which caused a sensation in the room. He continued:
“[Rep.] Adam Schiff is a very dishonest person. He would stand in front of the microphone and say,’Donald Trump is a sad day working for Russia. ‘”
He said it was essentially a farce when the Trump administration “closed” Russia’s North Stream pipeline. This led him to say that although he “likes” former Trump Attorney General Bill Barr, calling him a “good guy”, he lashed out at Barr for not holding anyone responsible for the “false files”, nor does he hold those responsible for making false records. The false allegations of current Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh (Brett Kavanaugh).
Trump made some suggestions for the Republican Party’s hardline approach to the progressive left. “The Republicans played a great game, but maybe… they might start to rethink the game plan.”
Returning to his old enemy, Trump called Hillary Clinton “the most angry man in America.” He pretended to be Hillary and explained, “Why don’t you do that? [spying on the Trump campaign] for me? “(Meaning, in 2016). “Why don’t you lie to me, damn it?” I can be someone,” quotes famous lines from actors De Niro or Brando from the roles of the unfortunate underdog films.
Trump described the “Long March” of the left through national institutions, including our education system, Hollywood, and “even the Supreme Court.”
He repeatedly criticized Barr for being “too good.” When talking about the dirty tricks of the Democrats, he said in the “Republicans” that he had the same flaws.
In his speech, Trump cautiously talked about Joe Biden, his opponent in the 2020 campaign; however, he was a bit entertained by a reference material. He pointed out that Biden has always been a congressman or senator, but has many houses. “I don’t know what kind of money you made,” Trump asked the Texas lawmaker who gathered in the crowd. He asked them jokingly: “Really? [Rep.] Louie Gohmert has mansions all over Texas?
In an interesting mention in 2024, Trump claimed that he was “leading the way in opposition polls.” [Kamala] Harris,” added that he heard that “not many people thought Joe would run for reelection.”
The speech turned to the ACU event itself, as Trump told the audience that he once said to the organizers of CPAC, “Give me’Death Valley’…” Give it to me at any time on Sunday. Look at this group of people! He continued, “I said,’Give me the worst time. I do not care. ‘”
Donald Trump accused him of so-called “RINOs” because the Biden administration and Democratic leaders may increase taxes.
“I’m telling Republican senators that we will not support” tax increases. The Republicans “Rinos went to the White House” but were “stuck”. He said that agreeing with Biden and Dems was bloated and unnecessary. Infrastructure package.
Trump talked about the energy independence the country enjoyed during his administration. “We don’t need windmills in Texas and many other places.”
He boasted of playing the role of king maker for the candidate who won the primaries, and the movement he helped initiate grew stronger. “Our endorsement-this is really your endorsement-has become the most powerful weapon in politics.” Around 2022, he vowed: “When we regain control of Congress, we will regain control of our borders.” Then added that it also means that momentum and the majority will “make them [China] Pay compensation for the Wuhan Coronavirus”, large technology companies will be hit, and ensure the “implementation of voter ID”.
He talked about the Democratic Party’s new claim on voter ID. They said they support it, and opinion polls now show that most Americans do it. Trump said of the Democrats, “These people are sick.”
However, Trump did not target the Democratic media complex. “The Democratic-controlled media talk about’race, race, race’ for political reasons… They are doing this in a very humiliating way,” Trump explained. The most frightening thing is that it hurts the left’s claim to speak. For the minority ethnic communities.
Trump rebuked the Republican Party: “You ran into big trouble five years ago…” He was praised for bringing “professional men and professional women” back to the Republican tent.
In his closing speech, the former president summoned the assembled grassroots army, urging them not to get tired or stop fighting for their cause, and the patriots paid so much for us. “We owe a lot to our country,” he said, adding: “Our sport is the greatest sport in American history – and it has just begun.”
The speech ended with the closing song “YMCA” in the latter part of Trump’s 2020 campaign, as Trump danced and stayed on stage to stare at the audience until the moment when the chorus of dance began.
