Trump’s New Promise To Voters

In his first major rally since surviving an assassination attempt, former President Donald Trump made headlines with a powerful speech in Asheboro, North Carolina. Trump highlighted his track record on national security, claiming he “stopped wars with phone calls” while he was in office and will continue to do so when back in office.

Addressing a fervent crowd, Trump asserted that under his leadership, “the entire world was safer” and criticized the current administration for leading the nation into a precarious position. He charged that “Kamala and Biden have marched us to the brink of World War III,” speaking from behind bulletproof glass, a stark reminder of the threats he has faced.

Reflecting on his presidency, Trump noted his administration’s achievements, including the defeat of ISIS, the killing of top terrorists, securing U.S. borders, achieving energy independence, and standing firm against China. He touted his administration’s success in protecting Israel and brokering peace in the Middle East through the Abraham Accords, emphasizing that these were unprecedented accomplishments.

Trump argued that his diplomatic approach, which often involved direct phone calls, helped avert many potential conflicts. He claimed that his strategy was effective enough to avoid deploying troops, contrasting it with President Biden’s handling of recent global crises. Trump criticized Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, which he claimed has led to increased global threats, and pointed to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the recent attack on Israel as consequences of the current administration’s failures.

Senator JD Vance of Ohio, Trump’s running mate, echoed these sentiments, praising Trump as “the person who prevented nuclear war” and emphasizing his strength and resilience. Vance called for a return to Trump’s leadership, highlighting the contrast between Trump’s “mean tweets” and his record of world peace.

Trump also took the opportunity to criticize the Biden administration’s handling of the economy, pointing to revised job numbers that showed a significant discrepancy. He accused the Harris-Biden administration of manipulating employment data to obscure the extent of the economic damage under their watch.

As Trump and Vance rallied supporters, they positioned themselves as champions of national security and economic integrity, setting the stage for a dynamic presidential campaign as the Democratic National Convention unfolded in Chicago.

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