Posted on 06/22/2016 6:24:41 PM PDT by Biggirl
Donald Trump’s Wednesday morning speech blasting Hillary Clinton’s failed policies and poor judgement rocked conservatives and liberals alike. As NPR News put it, “Trump gave the speech Republicans have been waiting 20 years to hear” – and liberals feared. Speaking from SoHo in New York City, the presumptive GOP nominee rebuked Clinton’s “I’m with her” slogan, saying instead, “I’m with you, the American people.”
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Vote Trump - He’s with us
“Donald Trump Regains Command Of Narrative In Wake Of Blistering Hillary Clinton Speech”
Trump ALSO attacked the Uniparty, the elites, the insiders and the multi-nationals indiscriminately and EXPLICITLY invited Bernie supporters to join his movement.
What Republicans have wanted to hear Trump’s speech for 20 years?
Not NR gang.
Not incumbents.
Not Cruzbots.
Not Jebbies.
Not Romneybots.
Not Glen Beck followers.
Oh. Maybe she means Conservative Americans.
Damn democrats just took away trump news for a few days.
They tried, but it didn’t succeed...he will throw another bomb tomorrow...
I just watched it on YouTube and I hope many people watch it.
Trump vs Clinton is a no brainer
That may be part of the problem, people without brains voting.....
Feeling the fix is in and Trump will lose. Even Putin is warning America. A corrupt media is complicit in America’s demise and its minions are too stupid to realize how they’re being played.
The fix is in, and has been in. That's the beginning of the story, not the end. It's gotta work ... I can't even imagine the alternative.
Trump’s for America.
Trump’s for Americans.
I like it.
Nope, not going to happen.
Are you sure about that?
C-Span pretty much shut it down, not covering it.
Folks, this is 1980 all over again. History tends to repeat itself.
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