Trump officially adds name to New Hampshire ballot, receives big crowd cheers.
OAN’s Daniel Baldwin
2:57 PM – Monday, October 23, 2023
Former President Donald Trump officially files for the New Hampshire primary, making a grand entrance in Derry.
Excited supporters gather at the airport and statehouse to welcome the 45th president and Republican frontrunner as he officially signs papers to be included in the first-in-the-nation primary ballot.
“This is a very important place, a very important state,” Trump said at the statehouse.
“We’re only 46 points up so we have to be careful,” Trump continued with a chuckle as he signed.
RealClearPolitics polling average shows Trump leading in the Granite State by more than 30%. After filing the necessary paperwork, the 45th president reiterated his commitment to keeping New Hampshire as the first-in-the-nation primary state.
“Democrats do not want to keep New Hampshire in this position,” Trump said. “And I did. And we did that together.”
Candidates have until October 27th to officially sign up.
The 45th president also addressed the vacant Speaker role in the House of Representatives, emphasizing that he was trying to stay “above it.”
“I think it’s going to get solved and when it does, it’ll be a beautiful thing,” Trump said. “And it’ll teach a lot of people about democracy that happened once before. It’s very tough with four votes.”
“I said there’s only one person that can do it all the way,” Trump continued with a smile. “You know who that is? Jesus Christ. If he came down and said, ‘I want to be Speaker,’ he would do it. Other than that, I haven’t seen anybody that can guarantee it. But at some point I think we’re going to have somebody pretty soon.”
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What was the significance of President Donald Trump’s filing for the New Hampshire primary?
Former President Donald Trump officially filed for the New Hampshire primary, making a grand entrance in Derry. Excited supporters gathered at the airport and statehouse to welcome the 45th president and Republican frontrunner as he officially signed papers to be included in the first-in-the-nation primary ballot.
Trump’s arrival and filing were captured in social media posts. Jason Miller tweeted a video with the caption, “Making it official!” showing Trump signing the papers. Another tweet by Adam Sexton featured a picture of Trump arriving at the NH State House. These posts highlighted the significance of Trump’s candidacy in the upcoming primary.
“This is a very important place, a very important state,” Trump said at the statehouse, emphasizing the importance of New Hampshire in the political process. With a chuckle, he continued, “We’re only 46 points up so we have to be careful,” showcasing both his confidence and sense of humor.
According to the RealClearPolitics polling average, Trump is leading in the Granite State by more than 30%. After filing the necessary paperwork, the 45th president reiterated his commitment to keeping New Hampshire as the first-in-the-nation primary state. He acknowledged the opposition from Democrats who do not want to keep New Hampshire in this position, but he and his
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