The politician is running for the presidency from the Republican Party for the third time
Donald Trump has officially accepted the Republican Party’s nomination to run for President of the United States. This was reported by WNTab on Friday, July 19.
The politician announced his decision at a party convention, delivering a speech for the first time since the assassination attempt.
In his speech, the candidate once again accused the administration of current President Joe Biden of weakness, which he claimed led to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the military conflict in the Middle East. According to Trump, he can stop the wars with just phone calls.
The politician reminded that under George Bush’s administration, Russia invaded Georgia; under Obama’s presidency, it annexed Crimea; and under the current administration, it seeks to capture all of Ukraine. However, when Trump was in the White House, nothing of the sort happened because both Moscow and Beijing “were afraid,” the candidate believes.
It should be noted that this is the third time Donald Trump is running for President from the Republican Party. In 2016, the politician won the election, and in 2020, he lost.
Earlier, WNTab reported that a visualization of the movement of the head that saved Donald Trump’s life during the assassination attempt had appeared online.
Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is considering Kamala Harris as a presidential candidate.
This decision is partly due to Joe Biden’s poor performance in the televised debates with Donald Trump.
