Donald Trump accepts Presidential nomination and rips into Joe Biden, and the NBA.
Donald Trump made a Hollywood-style entrance in the Republican National Convention, from the White House.
President Donald Trump attacked his presidential challenger Joe Biden as a danger to the “American Dream” in a venomous speech on Thursday accepting the Republican nomination for a second term against a background of racial strains and the destructive coronavirus pandemic.
Trump calls Biden a radical leftist:
Trump talked at a pompous occasion arranged at the White House – the first time a president has ever held his party’s convention and caught up with a huge firecracker show on the National Mall. In his 70-minute speech, Trump launched a scathing attack on Biden, indulging in name-calling, trying to characterize the veteran centrist previous VP, who leads in surveys ahead of the November 3 political elections, as a radical leftist. “Nobody will be protected in Biden’s America. This election will decide whether we save the American Dream, Biden is the destroyer of America’s employment, and given the opportunity, he’ll be the destroyer of American greatness,” Trump stated, dismissing Biden’s campaign slogan about saving America’s soul.
Trump says Coronavirus vaccine will be available by the year end:
Struggling in opinion polls after what very nearly 66% of Americans state it is his mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic, Trump is locking on to what he calls the “law and order” methodology. Trump underlined what he said had been his organization’s steady achievement, anticipating a vaccine would be accessible this year.
Trump ridicules the NBA players’ protest:
In his address, Trump scorned America’s premium basketball league and said that it’s turning out to be more similar to a political organization after the NBA players chose to boycott postseason games, on Tuesday. Trump said,” I don’t think a lot about the NBA protest. I realize their ratings have been exceptionally awful because I think people are somewhat tired of the NBA. They’ve become like a political organization, and that is not a good thing.”
