Trump urges firing ‘Crooked Joe Biden,’ escaping ‘nightmare’ at CPAC
Former President Donald Trump Fires Up CPAC Crowd with Anticipation of 2024 Rematch Against President Joe Biden
In a fiery speech at the 2024 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) near Washington, D.C., former President Donald Trump unleashed his trademark antics and rallied his supporters for a potential rematch against President Joe Biden in the upcoming election.
Trump’s remarks, which lasted approximately 90 minutes, were filled with energy and enthusiasm. He even went as far as passionately kissing the American flag, showcasing his unwavering patriotism. The former president outlined his plans for a second term, including a commitment to secure the southern border and a promise to prioritize domestic energy production.
Throughout his speech, Trump repeatedly referred to President Biden as “Crooked Joe Biden,” mocking his mental state and criticizing the current administration for what he believes is the destruction of the country. The audience responded with delight as Trump delivered spot-on impersonations of Biden.
“He is the most incompetent…whatever happened to the cocaine that they found at the White House, where is it?“ President Trump delivers remarks at CPAC 2024 in Washington, D.C.
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Trump positioned himself as a “common sense” leader who could guide the United States out of the “Biden nightmare” and restore the country’s standing in the world. He confidently declared, “We’re going to be respected like we’ve never been respected before, and it won’t take long.”
PRESIDENT TRUMP: “I’m conservative, but the words are common sense. Our country is run by people that are destroying it. We’re not going to let it happen again.
We’re going to have a great military. Everything in our country is going to function properly again. It’s going to… pic.twitter.com/uiaPUHJ3G1
— CPAC (@CPAC) February 24, 2024
Trump didn’t hold back when discussing the issues he believes have worsened under Biden’s leadership. He highlighted the rise in “migrant crime” and criticized the chaotic withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan and Russia’s actions in Ukraine. Trump also referred to himself as a “political dissident,” expressing frustration over the numerous legal challenges he faced during his campaign.
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To achieve a brighter future, Trump emphasized the need to break free from the “chains” of the current political class. He channeled his reality TV catchphrase, declaring, “Crooked Joe Biden, ‘You’re fired!'”
TRUMP: “To achieve a great future we first have to throw off the chains of our out-of-control political class and that begins with telling crooked Joe Biden, ‘YOU’RE FIRED!” pic.twitter.com/ViBnpm08fu
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) February 24, 2024
Trump didn’t shy away from criticizing the “Washington cesspool” and accused the current administration of responding to his 2016 victory with “hoaxes and witch hunts, censorship, lockdowns, and total repression.” Looking ahead, he proclaimed that November 5th would be a day of liberation for hard-working Americans, while those who have “commandeered” the government would face judgment.
“…November 5th will be our new liberation day. But, for the liars and cheaters…it will be their judgment day!” President Trump delivers remarks at CPAC 2024 in Washington, D.C.
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Trump also took a moment to mention California Governor Gavin Newsom, expressing his hope that Newsom would run for president. He claimed that Newsom had “destroyed” the state, suggesting that defeating him would be an easy task.
Trump takes aim at Gov. Newsom, says he could easily defeat Newsom if he were to launch presidential bid because Newsom has “DESTROYED CALIFORNIA.” pic.twitter.com/SnJTztO4RJ
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) February 24, 2024
The speech coincided with the South Carolina GOP primary, where voters were casting their ballots. While Trump still faces competition from Nikki Haley, the former governor of South Carolina, he did not dwell on the nomination fight during his CPAC remarks.
As the primary season progresses, Trump currently holds 63 delegates, while Haley has 17. A candidate needs 1,215 delegates to secure the nomination.
How does Trump believe the American people have been harmed and how does he plan to fight for them?
Outrage and investigations, noting that the American people were the ones who were truly hurt by these actions. He vowed to continue fighting for the average American, stating, “We are one united American family, and we will not be silenced.”
The former president also took the opportunity to address the recent attempts to ban him from various social media platforms, calling it a violation of the First Amendment. He argued that the censorship of conservative voices is a threat to democracy and freedom of speech. Trump declared, “We must never allow ourselves to be silenced by the corrupt media, the big tech censors, or the Washington establishment.”
In a show of unity and support, Trump praised his loyal supporters and urged them to stay engaged in the political process. He highlighted the achievements of his administration, such as tax cuts, criminal justice reform, and job creation, urging the crowd not to forget the progress made during his time in office. He emphasized the importance of winning back control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections to protect conservative values and policies.
As the speech came to a close, the audience erupted in chants of “USA” and “four more years,” showing their eagerness for Trump’s potential candidacy in 2024. Although he did not officially announce his intention to run, his remarks at CPAC made it clear that he was seriously considering a rematch against President Biden.
Overall, Trump’s speech at CPAC highlighted his unwavering dedication to his supporters and his determination to restore what he perceives as the damages caused by the current administration. Whether or not he chooses to run in 2024, it is evident that Trump continues to be a significant presence in American politics, rallying his base and shaping the conservative agenda for the future.
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