The former White House tenant gets involved. In unison with “their” president, several thousand Donald Trump supporters rallied in Pennsylvania on Saturday to support a Republican “huge red wave” in the US midterm elections. partial exams.
Tuesday’s vote is also “a springboard” for the billionaire’s likely candidacy in 2024, welcomes Dixy Chappell, a daycare worker. “He energizes this campaign,” she continues, leaving the meeting, her daughter, her sister and her parents by her side.
And “we need people who are within three days to continue around 2024,” estimates this 49-year-old woman with fine, curly hair, who came from Virginia, more than four hours away, to listen to the former president.
Wearing a simple black vest, she was one of the few in this massive crowd without a red cap or velvet shirt who came to cheer on Donald Trump, the architect of the Republican campaign for the mid-term elections, and his supporters. hope, the next candidate for the White House.
“We will take over the House”
At the mention of this candidacy – “in a very, very short time, you will be very happy” – the crowd rises, impatient, inflamed. She tells him that she wants to hold off on announcing his statement to “keep the spotlight” on the Republican nominations.
“If you want to end the destruction of our country and save the American dream, then this Tuesday you must vote Republican for a giant red wave,” he said on an airport tarmac in Latrobe, near Pittsburgh, in the interior of the country. industrial heart of white America.
“We are three days away from the most important elections in the history of the United States,” he hammered. “We are going to take over the House, we are going to take over the Senate,” the billionaire said again at the end of a river speech that lasted more than two hours, so much so that many abandoned it before finishing.
“Very happy”
The former Republican president plunged headlong into the final days of this campaign, multiplying speeches this week in key states like Pennsylvania, which could tip Congress toward the Republican side and deprive Joe Biden of the majority to govern.
With his speech focused on immigration and crime, Trump placed himself in stark contrast to Joe Biden and Barack Obama, who both spoke earlier in Philadelphia, eastern Pennsylvania.
They were supporting Democrat John Fetterman in the Senate race, one of the most watched in the country, when Donald Trump arrived to support his opponent Mehmet Oz.
With their eyes fixed on the podium where the former president stands, thousands of supporters react to each of his picas, occasionally chanting “USA” and other slogans.
Source: BFM TV
