CPAC 2021 in Orlando, FL February 28, 2021 Trump’s closing speech (1 hour 33 minutes).
Excellent review here
from CNN with this headline:
“Donald
Trump's CPAC speech: The 50 most ridiculous lines”
Introduction: Donald J. Trump delivered his first major
post-presidential speech on Sunday, an address to the Conservative Political
Action Conference laden with falsehoods and attacks on his fellow
Republicans – suggesting absolutely nothing has changed since he ceased being
president on January 20.
Those 50 most ridiculous lines are at the link above – a must
read to start the day with a huge belly laugh … but not surprised, either.
First, a bit more here from the Daily
News – a few highlights:
During his speech, Trump dismissed recent speculation he might
start a new political party, saying mockingly: “They kept saying, ‘He’s going to start a brand new party. We have the
Republican Party. I am not starting a new party. That was fake news.”
Then he said he might run again, saying as he again grasped at
the fantasy that he really won the 2020 contest: “I may even decide to beat them for a third time.”
Trump indicated he’s not letting go of his role as top Republican in the land even as some GOP leaders try to shift the party away from the divisive approach that cost them the White House and Senate in 2020 elections.
That debate also prompted speculation that he would start his own
party, though a recent poll showed a large core of Republican voters still support him in spite of his two impeachments and
role inciting the attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
My 2 cents: My two fav Trump
lines from CNN analysis are #25: “We won the election twice. I mean, you know,
think about it,” and #36: “This election was rigged. And the Supreme
Court and other courts didn't want to do anything about it.”
Hope you enjoyed this as
much as I did … and BTW, that CPAC
crowd: Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with very few with masks on. So, the virus
“Spreader-in-Chief” still has his stuff going for him,
um?
Thanks for stopping by.
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