Staff Reports
In his first major speech since leaving office, Donald Trump took aim at his political opponents. He told a gathering of women that the far-left elements, including criminals and deviants, are working to stop him from moving forward.
Trump didn't hold back when he took aim at his critics, who he said were trying to stop him from moving forward due to their lack of knowledge about policies and their support for policies such as open borders.
Trump maintained that the charges against him were bogus and politically motivated, citing the actions of Joe Biden, who he claims used radical left-wing thugs to apprehend his main rival. He also claims that the Democrats are orchestrating these charges because they don't want to face him.
Trump constantly touted his achievements, especially when it came to the selection of Supreme Court justices. He noted that the three individuals who ruled in the case of the Dobbs v. Jackson case were conservatives, and he used their victory to remind everyone that they were the ones who stopped the dangerous and constitutional abortion procedure known as Roe v.
Trump also took a shot at fellow Republicans, branding the Biden administration as the worst in the history of the United States and claiming that they boosted his poll numbers. He didn't hesitate to criticize his own party's presidential candidates.
After praising Trump for being the best president in history, Vivek Ramaswamy, a political analyst, asked the former if he was running against him. Trump then took a shot at Ron DeSantis, his main rival in the Republican primary elections in Florida. He called the governor a failed candidate and a copycat.
Trump's speech was very important to his standing in the Republican primary race. According to the polls, he's leading his nearest rival, Ron DeSantis, by a huge 40 points. It shows that his movement is still strong, despite the efforts of his critics.
