President Trump slammed Democrats at his rally on Friday, first targeting participants in his White House nomination acceptance speech the night before, then opposing B Biden.
Trump told supporters at the New Hampshire event that “the mayor should be ashamed of that kind of display of disability.” “It all happens when you have Democrat-run cities.”
Trump called DC protesters “thugs”, while DC Mayor Muriel Bowser gave them “bad instructions” that DC police were “good.”
On Friday, the viral video sen. Rand Paul, R-Key. He was ousted by protesters as he walked out of a White House event. Four officers surrounded him as he walked towards his hotel, some using bicycles as a barrier between poles and protesters.
President Donald Trump arrives to speak at a campaign rally in Londonderry, NH 28 Aug (AP Photo / Evan Wuchi)
“The police misbehaved terribly,” the president continued. “Rand Paul was in big trouble last night. He’s a good guy.”
Trump added that he told Paul Paul that he would protect the four officials at the White House for the medal. On Sunday, protests resumed in the district as well as in other cities after Jacob Blake was shot by police officer Rusten Shesky at the Kenosha police station. Blake, who is black, was shot in the back and was recovering, although his family said he was paralyzed.
Referring to DC, Trump said Friday that his administration does not “believe” in helping maintain peace until a city declares a coup.
“It’s a big statement, but you know what we have to do? We have to see that, because people who go to the White House to celebrate our country don’t let that happen.” “
President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at the 28 AP Gust Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in Londonderry, NH (AP Photo / Charles Kripa)
He spoke in support of the US Alliance, but said that maintaining some independence was important for Biden. “It simply came to our notice then. “I think I’m proud to be the worst candidate the Democratic Party has ever had,” Trump said.
He has blamed Democrats for a nationwide protest for social justice, which has been a part of chaotic life in many cities for months. “Today’s Democratic Party is full of hatred. Only Biden supporters see people on the street screaming uncontested, manic rage. “
“They are not protesters. They are anarchists, agitators, rioters, looters, “Trump said. “It has nothing to do with George Floyd. They don’t know who he is. If you ask them ‘Who is George Floyd?’ They say ‘I don’t know.’ ”
The 46-year-old Floyd was murdered by Minneapolis police during an arrest in which an officer knelt on Floyd’s back for about eight minutes. His death helped spread a nationwide uprising against police brutality and racial injustice that continues.
Trump claimed that Biden would raise taxes, “destroy” health care and support open borders. “We’ve been cleaning up 47-year-old Biden disasters over the last four years,” he said.
He told supporters that those who have private insurance will lose private health care under Biden. Biden “was against oil, guns and God,” Trump said.
Biden’s healthcare plan includes giving Americans the same public option as Medicare, but it will not exclude people with private insurance from their current plans.
President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally on August 28 in Londonderry, NH (AP Photo / Evan Wuchi)
Trump also slammed his work on the “right to try”, saying it would potentially allow people with terminal diseases to try experimental treatments and bypass the US Food and Drug Administration.
A supporter of the crowd shouted that his wife was permanently ill and wanted to experiment under the “right to try”. “I’ve seen you at a lot of rallies,” Trump said. “We’ll talk about this later.”
The President historically sheds light on black colleges ledge and money for universities, achieving Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream of not judging others by skin color. “The radical attempt to divide everyone by race sets us apart. There is so much racial hatred.”
Both Biden and Harris have accused the president of inciting racial hatred.
Trump also backed Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris, asking why she would create a good potential president – claiming she left after the turnout dropped in November.
“They want Ivanka,” Trump said, as the crowd cheered as he proposed his daughter to the president.
Supporters of President Trump wait in line ahead of the event on a hangar adjacent to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport on Friday evening, May 28, 2020.
Trump told the crowd that New Hampshire owed his votes. “You better vote for me or you are going to see the biggest indifference you have ever seen,” he said after claiming that the next president would have the same number of judges as Supreme Court judges.
“We are a movement, a people and a nation under God and we do not take the beautiful word God out of the promise we made.”
Trump began the rally Friday night by pointing to the fact that he slipped on the way to the podium. “They put up a floor that looks like an ice skating rink,” Trump said, referring to a difficult time walking up the ramp at a West Point graduation ceremony in June.
Supporters of New Hampshire waited in line for hours for President Trump to take the stage for the H. rally0 rally on Friday night.
New Hampshire was supposed to host President Trump at a rally after his Tulsa appearance in July, but the event was abruptly canceled a day before the July 11 scheduled date. It was scraped due to COVID-19.
Attendees wore masks at a rally in New Hampshire on Friday, and as they entered the night before, their temperatures were checked, where the masks were a little lower and on South Lane.
Hangers adjacent to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in New Hampshire, where President Trump held his rally on August 28th.
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President In addition to holding the first presidential primary, New Hampshire has been a state of war in the general election for New York. Trump lost four of the state’s four electoral votes four years ago to less than 3,000 votes from then-Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. New Hampshire is one of a handful of states Clinton narrowly grasped that the Trump campaign now hopes to flip from blue to red.
Supporters of President Trump waited in line for a temperature check before arriving in Manchester, New Hampshire, for a presidential address on Aug. 28.
Fred Dussett, co-chairman of the Trump campaign New Hampshire, told Fox News that being president in the state is a big incentive.
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“I think it’s a very big statement to show here first after his acceptable speech,” the Salem state representative stressed. “It’s a loud statement that New Hampshire is important.”
Paul Steinhauser of Fox News contributed to this report.
