Former President Donald J. Trump, during an event in Ohio, delivered a speech with some vulgarities and doomsday predictions if he didn’t win the upcoming election.
Dehumanizing language
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Trump used dehumanizing language towards some illegal immigrants who are accused of committing heinous crimes. Trump also reiterated claims about the “stolen” 2020 election and criticized various Democratic figures.
‘Not People’
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Trump argued that other countries are seeing people leave their prisons and escape across the border to the US. “I don’t know if you call them ‘people,’ in some cases,” he said. “They’re not people, in my opinion. But I’m not allowed to say that because the radical left says that’s a terrible thing to say.”
‘Animals’
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Trump later referred to criminal illegals entering the US as “animals.”
‘Blood Bath’
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The speech lasted for nearly 90 minutes. At one point, Trump said, “Now, if I don’t get elected, it’s going to be a blood bath for the whole — that’s going to be the least of it. It’s going to be a blood bath for the country.”
Must win
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If he did not win this year’s presidential election, Trump said, “I don’t think you’re going to have another election, or certainly not an election that’s meaningful.”
Stupid president
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Trump called Biden a “stupid president” several times and at one point referred to him as a “dumb son of [expletive].”
Cleveland Indians
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At another point in the speech, in reference to the Dolan family, Trump said, “My attitude is anybody who changes the name from the Cleveland Indians to the Cleveland Guardians should not be a senator.” Mr. Dolan’s family holds a majority stake in the MLB team.
Inflation
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Referring to inflation, Trump said, “Everything is up: Chicken’s up, bread is up and I can’t read this damn teleprompter. This sucker is moving around. It’s like reading a moving flag in a 35-mile-an-hour wind. Then they say Trump’s a bad guy, because I’ll say this: Don’t pay the teleprompter company,” he said as the crowd laughed. “Don’t pay.”
President Joe Biden
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President Joe Biden is projecting himself as a stabilizing force in the aftermath of the Trump administration. His leadership, policy agenda, and response to critical national issues are anticipated to shape the discourse surrounding the election.
In contrast
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In contrast, Trump’s bid for the presidency marks a significant presence in the Republican arena. His efforts to regain the office he lost in 2020, coupled with his enduring influence within the GOP, contribute to the highly anticipated dynamics of the race.
Independent and third-party candidates
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Independent and third-party candidates include Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West. RFK stands out as a prominent anti-vaccine activist, nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, and initial Democratic nominee hopeful. He announced his independent candidacy, contributing to the diverse array of perspectives in the election.
Cornel West
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Cornel West is known as a respected professor and progressive activist. West’s entry as an independent candidate further enriches the political discourse, reflecting a wide spectrum of voices and ideologies in the race.
The 2024 presidential race
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The 2024 presidential race has been characterized by the departure of several candidates, including notable Republican figures such as Chris Christie, Ron DeSantis, and Nikki Haley.
Their decisions
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Their decisions have shaped the contours of the campaign, underscoring the complexities and competitive nature of the electoral process.
As the race progresses
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As the race progresses, the candidates’ platforms, policy proposals, and public engagements are poised to influence the national conversation, shaping the electorate’s considerations and expectations for the future of the United States.
Dynamic and multi-faceted
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The 2024 presidential race presents a dynamic and multi-faceted landscape, featuring established figures like Biden and Trump, as well as a diverse array of candidates spanning the political spectrum.
Against the backdrop
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Against the backdrop of evolving developments and the diverse array of perspectives represented by the contenders, the upcoming election holds significant implications for the future trajectory of the nation.
