President Trump at CPAC 2022

Breaking: President Donald Trump addressed a large and enthusiastic crowd at the Conservative Political Action Convention in Orlando on Saturday night. President Trump spoke for almost two hours on several topics, including Ukraine, election integrity, parental rights, social media overreach, and surging prices.

A Call To Courage

President Trump’s message was simple and profound — conservatives can no longer be afraid of the raging liberal agenda seeking to destroy America. He called on all conservatives to be bold and courageous. Specifically, he called on the Supreme Court judges and Justice Kavanaugh to no longer be intimidated by the vicious left. Donald Trump specifically stated, “they (supreme court justices) have to stand up for freedom and stand up for what is right. they can no longer be afraid of the radical left.”

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Trump’s coherent and entertaining speech was reminiscent of some of the best speeches that have been given in the twenty-first century. His speech at CPAC could be rated with Regan’s Belin Wall Speech or John F. Kennedy’s Moon speech.

A Motivated Crowd

The crowd cheered and chanted in response to statements and quips that put a complicated world and economy into understandable ideas with real solutions to recover the greatness of America.

For a government leader looking to motivate voters to a massive turnout for the midterm elections in November, Trump delivered in a huge and big way.

The packed auditorium resonated with a message of hope, recovery, and freedom. The crowd cheered as President Trump painted a vision of patriotism and bold steps to America’s greatness.

President Trump’s message was filled with facts of what He was able to accomplish as President, but it also included a positive outlook of the country’s future.

President Trump stated, “our opponents have made a very big mistake. They have done the one thing that you must never do if you seek to harm America. They have grossly underestimated the strength and brilliance and pride of the American people.”

Fake News and Corruption

President Trump went on the attack as he worked to set the record straight against the false reporting of the mainstream media. His responses including:

The 2020 Election: Trump encouraged attendees to continue to talk about the truth of the 2020 election and the fact that ballot harvesting was ignored and election irregularities were accepted. Trump communicated the fact and truth that 97% of dropbox ballots went for Joe Biden.

Peace and World War: Donald Trump reminded the crowd that He was a President that had a world at peace when the media spread the fake news that he would lead the world into WWIII. Trump went on to account that not one soldier was killed in the last 18 months of his presidency in Afghanistan, and he warned the world about the aggression of Russia.

Spying and Clinton Corruption: Trump spoke briefly about the news that the Clinton campaign spied on his campaign and his administration while he was President. He reminded the crowd that it was dismissed as false and inaccurate when he stated the possibility that his campaign was spied on when it was his campaign and his presidency.

Social Media: Mark Zuckerberg was a topic that Donald Trump took great joy in speaking about. He recounted how Mark sought his help multiple times while he was in office but how his free speech was removed at the Big Tech decision to hide the Hunter Biden corruption, which impacted the 2020 election. Donald Trump once again highlighted the coming of Truth Social, a social medium platform where free speech will be accepted and promoted.

A Rally To Remember:

Donald Trump did not announce that he would be running in 2024 but did give supporters hope when he spoke passionately about winning in 2020 and 2024. The robust crowd cheered as Trump talked about winning in 2024, sending “the corrupt Biden family home,” and rebuilding America’s greatness.

In this address, Donald Trump continued to show that he is the leader of the Republican party and his views are still relevant and essential to the future of the party and its success.