Madison Square Garden on Fire With Trump in the House

 

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President Trump held a rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City yesterday. The venue was packed to capacity with so many more outside to hear Trump’s message. A few of the featured speakers included Vivek Ramaswamy, JD Vance, Elon Musk and others. If you were fortunate enough to be inside, it was a patriotic event to remember.

Trump starts off by asking supporters if they are better off now than they were four years ago. He promised to bring back the American dream, end inflation, stop the invasion of criminals, and make the country richer, safer, and stronger. Trump goes on to say that this election is a choice between gross incompetence and failure or achieving success that no one can imagine.

Trump mentioned that early voting is underway and that they are leading in every swing state. However, he emphasized the need to keep the momentum going and urged supporters to get out and vote. He criticized Kamala Harris for shattering the middle class, causing job losses, and wanting to raise taxes. He promised to make America affordable again, cut taxes for workers and small businesses, and support family caregivers.

Trump announced a new policy to make interest on car loans fully tax deductible for cars made in America. He promised to achieve energy independence, drill for oil, and terminate the Green New Deal. Trump pledged to bring back millions of jobs by providing companies with low taxes, energy costs, and regulatory burdens, as well as access to the best market. He warned that companies not making their products in the USA will face stiff tariffs.

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He criticized Kamala Harris for her betrayal and violation of her oath as a leader for allowing criminals from all over the world to enter the country and resettling them in American communities. They specifically mention the Savage Venezuelan prison gang, which they say has taken over apartment complexes and unleashed a killing spree in various cities, including Aurora, Colorado, and Time Square. They argue that the Biden administration's policies have allowed these criminals to enter the country.

Trump expressed his intention to target and dismantle migrant criminal networks and invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to expedite removals. Trump promised to rescue every city and town that has been invaded and conquered by criminals and put them in jail before deporting them.

Trump criticized the current state of the country's borders, that it is the worst nightmare the country is facing. He proposed a 10-year jail sentence with no possibility of parole for migrants who reenter the country after being deported. Trump called for an immediate ban on sanctuary cities.

Trump also focused on the response to the Hurricane Helene in North Carolina and other states. He criticized the response, stating that FEMA did not provide assistance because they spent all their money on bringing in illegal aliens, bringing them in on jet planes and placed in towns like Springfield, Ohio and Aurora, Colorado, overwhelming the local populations.

Trump criticized Kamala Harris, calling her a train wreck and claiming that she would get the country into World War III. He mentioned the embarrassment of the Afghanistan withdrawal and the impact of inflation on seniors and the economy. He warned that if Harris becomes president, there may be a draft and parents will have to explain to their children why they have to fight in a country they've never heard of.

 


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