Rep. Nancy Mace, a Trump ally, called on the former president to emphasize unity in his RNC speech, urging him to appeal to a broader range of voters beyond traditional Republicans. This comes after the attempted assassination at a Trump rally last weekend, which Mace believes should be addressed in a unifying manner.
Republican Rep. Darin LaHood anticipates a chaotic Democratic National Convention, citing President Biden’s recent debate performance and calls for his withdrawal from the race. He contrasts this expected turmoil with the perceived unity and energy at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
Following a botched assassination attempt on Donald Trump, a new fashion trend has emerged among his supporters at the Republican National Convention: ear bandages. Attendees are sporting white bandages on their right ears, mimicking the one Trump wears after being shot in the ear. While some see it as a tribute and sign of solidarity, others view it as a bizarre response to a serious event. The trend has sparked debate about the boundaries of humor in the face of political violence.
World War II and D-Day veteran Sergeant William Pekrul, 98, delivered an emotional speech at the Republican National Convention (RNC), recalling the horrors of war and expressing his unwavering support for Donald Trump. Pekrul, who earned two Bronze Stars and a Silver Star for his service, said he would re-enlist for Trump and would ‘storm whatever beach my country needs me to.’ The speech was met with a standing ovation and chants of ‘USA’ from the audience.
Former President Donald Trump will deliver his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on Thursday, five days after surviving an assassination attempt. The shooting has shifted the focus of the convention to unity, with Trump emphasizing a message of bringing the country together instead of attacking his political opponents. The speech comes as the 2024 presidential race heats up, with both Trump and President Biden facing challenges within their respective parties.
Kai Trump, the eldest grandchild of former President Donald Trump, gave an emotional speech at the Republican National Convention, sharing anecdotes about her grandfather’s personal side and his unwavering commitment to America. She spoke about his love for his family, his dedication to his work, and his resilience in the face of adversity.
Rep. Darrell Issa, a Republican congressman, outlined his expectations for the foreign policy speeches at the Republican National Convention, highlighting what he believes a second Trump term would mean for global affairs. He argued that Trump’s policies created a stronger, more secure America, contrasting it with Biden’s perceived weakness, which he claims has led to a rise in global threats.
Senator Tim Scott, a Republican from South Carolina, delivered a stark warning about the U.S. border crisis during an event at the Republican National Convention (RNC), alleging the presence of ‘sleeper cells’ within the nation due to illegal crossings. Scott, speaking at a South Carolina GOP delegation breakfast, emphasized the influx of individuals from countries like Yemen, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Lebanon across the southern border. He directly criticized President Biden’s handling of the situation, calling for his removal from office.
Kai Trump, the 17-year-old granddaughter of former President Donald Trump, will speak at the 2024 Republican National Convention. She has been an avid golfer, active on social media, and has expressed her unwavering support for her grandfather’s political aspirations. This news comes as Donald Trump is running for president again in 2024.
Lara Trump, wife of Eric Trump and co-chair of the Republican National Committee, has emerged as a prominent figure in American politics, defying her apolitical background to become a key player in the GOP. Her meteoric rise, fueled by her father-in-law’s ambition and her own strategic skills, has made her a driving force in the Republican Party, particularly as Donald Trump vies for the presidency once again.
