CPAC – Donald Trump brags he ‘may decide to beat Democrats for a THIRD time’ in wild speech
DONALD Trump was met with huge applause when he walked out on stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in his first appearance since leaving office.
Walking out to ‘God Bless the USA,’ the CPAC crowd went wild for the former president and then chanted “USA” after the song ended.
“Do you miss me yet,” Trump asked the crowd as they cheered.
“In just one short month, we’ve gone from America first to America last.”
“But who knows, I might even decided to beat them for a third time,” Trump added as people gave him a standing ovation and began hugging the other.
“A Republican will make a triumphant return to the White House and I wonder who that will be,” Trump said.
“Our brightest days are just ahead.”
Trump continued down, tiptoeing whether he might run in 2024.
“The incredible journey that we’ve begun together,” he said, “And it’s far from being over.”
“Our work is just getting started and in the end, we will win,” he said to a roaring crowd. “We’ve been doing a lot of winning.”
“We will be victorious and America will be stronger and greater than ever before.”
“We are gathered to talked about the future of our country, the future of our party,” he said, while bashing “radical Democrats” and “cancel culture, something new to our ears.”
Trump’s speech featured heavily about reuniting the Republican party, which saw a heavy schism under his presidency, and especially after the failed coup attempt on January 6 after he urged his supporters to “fight like hell” and storm the Capitol.
“We’re not starting new parties,” he said regarding rumors of him starting a new party. “No that’s fake news. We have the Republican party.”
“Let’s start a new party so we can divide our vote so we could never win. No we’re not interested in that,” he said, pointing at “numbers” without citing what the numbers referred to.
“We all knew that the Biden adminstration was going to be bad, but none of us could ever imagine how bad and how far left he could be.”
“We didn’t know what the hell he was talking about actually,” he said to a laughing crowd.
“When I left,” Trump said, “we created the most secure border in US history.”
“The wall has been amazing,” he said while referring to “little sections in little areas” that aren’t being built.
Trump then proceeded to bash the Biden administration on his lack of border security and deportations.
“But the Biden administration is with the vile coyotes back in business,” he said, “under the new administration, catch and release has been restored.”
“This should be reason enough for Democrats to suffer withering losses and to lose the White House decisively four years from now,” he said to the crowd that chanted “USA.”
“Four more years,” the crowd chanted. “Actually you know they just lost the White House,” he joked.
He then bashed Chris Wallace for his role moderating the presidential debate, ensuing “boos” from the crowd.
“It’s going to bail out badly run Democrat cities” he said of Biden’s $1.9 trillion Covid stimulus package before “calling on Joe Biden to get America’s schools open and open now.”
He claimed to give the Biden administration a “modern-day medical miracle” for the two Covid vaccines. “You’d lose hundreds of millions of people” if it weren’t from Trump, he said.
“Never let them forget this was us,” he said about the vaccine distribution. “Remember, we took care of a lot of people.”
He then added that he even took care of Biden, who got his shot in December.
“Unfortunately, he’s proven me 100 percent right,” he said of Biden. “Your second Amendment is in far greater trouble than you know.”
“He signed an order to induct politically-correct indoctrination trainings in every department in the federal government,” he said. “It’s insane.”
Trump then bashed Biden for removing his controversial travel bans on Muslim-majority countries. “We don’t want people coming in where they don’t have an ideology,” Trump said. “And he terminates it.”
“When I left office, we had virtually ended the endless wars, these wars, they go on forever,” he said as the crowd applauded.
“We made historic peace deals in the Middle East that others thought were not even possible,” he said to the cheering crowd. “Not a drop of bloodshed.”
“And by the way, not one American soldier has been killed in Afghanistan, not a one.”
“Leave the sanctions, negotiate,” he said. “They took off the sanctions,” Trump said of Iran.
“You make a deal and then you do it. Had we had a fair election, the results would have been much different.”
“We would have had a deal with Iran within the first week. We took them off for nothing. Now you watch how hard they negotiate.”
“They want to go back into the World Health Organization,” Trump said as the crowd booed.
“I can tell you why, because the people who made the deal are stupid,” he said of the WHO.
“I decided not to do it. We could have had it for the same as China. And now they decided to go back into the World Health Organization. What the hell is wrong with them,” he said.
Trump then shifted gears to energy, going on a long rant that went from the Paris Climate Agreement to the Keystone Pipeline to urging his supporters to get less gas-guzzling cars because gas prices will go through the roof.
He then said “women’s sports” and the crowd booed. In a 180 degree turn, he said “we must work to protect women’s sports” to a cheering crowd.
“I don’t know, is that controversial?” He asked the crowd. “That’s okay. You haven’t heard anything yet.”
“We won the election twice, don’t forget it.”
The Republican party “is becoming a party of love,” he said as the crowd again cheered and chanted “USA.”
He highlighted his administration’s creation of the Space Force, but didn’t go too much into it.
“Our party is based on love for America, and the belief that this is a great nation blessed by God.”
“We respect our great American flag,” he said as the crowd again rose to their feet.
“We love you,” the crowd cheered after his flag comment.
He then went through his campaign, saying he had 56 rallies. “We really like Ronald Reagan, he was a great president.”
“We love you, you’re saying that, I hate to say it, am I a politician?” he joked.
“We embrace free thought, we reject political correctness, and we reject left wing lunacy and left wing cancel culture.”
“We believe in law and order,” he said, “we don’t defund the police. We don’t defund the police.”
The crowd at one point chanted “Two-four” multiple times in reference to his potential presidential run in 2024.
He wants voter-ID laws as well as reform of mail-in voting.
He then went down conspiracy theories regarding “cheating” in the election, saying “they used Covid as a way of cheating.”
He yelled at “gutless judges” for voting down his appeals and his chances to “call out corruption” in the election.
“Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats of Congress are looking to pass a flagrantly” bill that would decrease “censorship” Trump said, without explaining what he was arguing about.
He went on a tirade against Democrats for trying to turn “America into a socialist country.”
“The Democrats don’t have grandstanders like Mitt Romney…Richard Burr, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Pat Toomey, and in the House, Tom Rice, Adam Kinzinger, Dan Newhouse, Anthony Gonzalez, Fred Upton, Peter Meyer, and of course the warmonger, Liz Cheney.”
The crowd booed at the end of each name and specifically at Cheney, whom Trump went into another tirade about.
“The RINOs that we’re surrounded with will destroy our party,” he said of “Republicans in Name Only.”
“I think we have tremendous unity.”
The crowd booed Mitch McConnell. “He won his race in the great state,” Trump said only because Trump endorsed him. “I did what I did but he went from one point down to 20 points up very quickly.”
“How is it possible that we lost? I got more votes,” he falsely stated. “That doesn’t include the votes in ballots they threw out.”
“We won the second. So strange right? We did much better the second time,” Trump falsely stated.
“We are not starting new parties, and we will not be dividing our power and our strength,” Trump will say, according to an excerpt of the speech obtained by Fox News.
“Instead, we will be united and strong like never before.”
When he finished his speech, he walked out to “YMCA” as the crowd danced and cheered.
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