Allentown, Pa. — One week out from Election Day, former president Donald Trump made his closing argument to voters in Pennsylvania: safety, security, and prosperity under a second Trump administration versus chaos, inflation, and weakness under his Democratic opponent.
Trump took the stage Tuesday evening in the eastern corner of the state around 7:45 p.m. to his favorite walk-on song — Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the U.S.A.” — for what will likely be one of his last times onstage as a candidate for president of the United States. Speaking about himself in the third person and interspersing his remarks with characteristically winding anecdotes, an upbeat GOP nominee made the case to Tuesday’s crowd in the majority-Hispanic city of Allentown that a second Trump administration would usher in a “golden age” in America that would make the country stronger, safer, bolder, and greater “than ever before.” His opponent, “communist” vice president Kamala Harris, “has embarrassed us” while in office and “doesn’t have what it takes” to call the shots inside 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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