Staff Reports
In an exclusive interview with RedState, David Bossie, the president and chairman of Citizens United, provided insights into President Donald J. Trump’s readiness for a second term. Bossie expressed confidence that Trump’s passion and effectiveness in a potential second term would surpass the achievements of his first term. During the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Bossie emphasized Trump’s unwavering focus on restoring America’s greatness and fighting against the rise of socialism and Marxism in the country.
Bossie highlighted the stark contrast between the visions of the Republican Party, focused on freedom and prosperity, and the radical left pushing for socialist policies like the Green New Deal and wealth redistribution. He commended Trump’s resilience in the face of political attacks and assassination attempts, noting the overwhelming support and emotional response from the crowd during Trump’s appearance at the convention.
Citizens United chief sees Trump standing strong against socialism at the RNC in Milwaukee, ready for a second term. Bossie praises Trump's passionate entrance and his choice of JD Vance as VP for 2024. https://t.co/qMdQkfunX1
— The America One News (@am1_news) July 17, 2024
Regarding Trump’s potential running mate for the 2024 election, Bossie praised the selection of Ohio’s Republican Senator JD Vance. He highlighted Vance’s life story, military background, and connection to everyday Americans, portraying him as a strong asset to Trump’s campaign. Bossie expressed confidence in their ability to secure victory in the upcoming election and emphasized the need to move on from what he described as the failed presidency of Joe Biden.
Looking ahead, Bossie outlined key challenges that Trump would address in a second term, including border security, inflation, and prioritizing America’s interests. He underscored the importance of Trump’s leadership in navigating these pressing issues and achieving positive outcomes for the country. As the 2024 election draws near, Bossie’s remarks signal a continued push for conservative values and policies under a potential second term of President Trump.
