Trump Promises to ‘Fight Even Harder for Christians’ During Second Term in Fiery Speech
Former President Donald Trump leaned into faith in his speech addressing the National Religious Broadcasters Convention on Thursday evening.
Trump congratulated the organization for its 80th anniversary and teed up the November election as “another struggle for survival of our nation,” telling the assembled attendees that “the greatest threat is not from the outside of our country.”
“I’m here today because I know that to achieve victory in this fight, just like in the battles of the past, we still need the hand of our lord and the grace of almighty God; we have to have that,” Trump said.
“Our country is being destroyed by a radical left, corrupt political class that has gotten communist, Marxist, and even fascist. I used to say we will never have a socialist state, and I was right; we passed over socialism. Socialism is a nice way by comparison to where we are now,” he added.
The former president also took jabs at his likely general election opponent, President Joe Biden, and said he has taken the gloves off since he was indicted last year.
President Trump: "I come before you as a friend and an ally, and a fellow believer… And I make you a simple promise: In my first term I fought for Christians harder than any president… and I will fight even harder for Christians with four more years…" pic.twitter.com/pNFvbfwAmG
— MAGA War Room (@MAGAIncWarRoom) February 23, 2024
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