In his first campaign rally since former Vice President Joe Biden entered the Democratic 2020 fray, President🐼 Trump slammed his rivals in f🐽amiliar terms.
“Can you im🔴agine if Sleepy Joe or Crazy Bernie was up here?” he asked supporters filling the 10,200-seat Rausch Center in Green Bay, Wis., referr▨ing to Biden and to Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.).
“Two hundred people would show up, and that was if they were president,” he scoffed. “If they weren’t president, nobꦛody would show up.”
“Democrats have never been further out of the American mainstream,” he said later. “Oh, dཧo I look forward to running again💛st them.”
For꧙ the third year in a row, Trump blew off tౠhe annual White House Correspondents’ dinner to host a rally and bask in the cheers of his supporters.
It was an early campa🤪ign trip — 19 months before the general election — to a crucial swing state that helped usher Trump into the White House in 2016, bu🍬t veered back into the Democrats’ column in the 2018 gubernatorial race.
“The Democ🍨ra⛎ts have never been angrier than they are today,” he said.
“You see, somebody else wit꧂h a very low level of energy was supposed to be standing here today,” he added — prompting the crowd to launch the “Lock her up!” chant that Trump’s rallygoers reserve for Hillary Clinton.
“The radical Democrats put all their hopes behind🧸 their collusion delusion,” he said, “which has been exposed to the world as a complete and total fraud.”
“The witch hunt was never about me, but about stopping you, the million🐲s of freedom-loving citizens who rose up and demanded a government t𒐪hat puts America first.”
Trump predicted his o🔯wn re-election — and mo🐼cked Democrats’ fears.
“They say ‘Oh, he wants to take over the country,’ ” he said. “He wants to have the༒ presidency for life — these are sick people.”
“But I promise you, at the end of six yea꧙rs I’m going to be very🐽 happy, and you’re going to be left with the strongest country you’ve ever had.”