According to Mediate, former President Donald Trump made several statements during a speech at the “Pray, Vote, Stand Summit” in Washington, D.C., where he criticized President Joe Biden’s cognitive abilities and discussed his electoral victories. However, in the process, he made some notable errors and contradictory remarks.
During his speech, Trump appeared to refer to former President Barack Obama as a “radical left thug” while criticizing the alleged weaponization of law enforcement. He then claimed, “With Obama, we won an election that everyone said couldn’t be won,” which was a factual inaccuracy since Trump never ran against Obama in any presidential election.
Continuing, Trump mentioned his victory over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and how he used to refer to her as “Crooked Hillary.” However, he stated that he had recently stopped using that nickname for her, opting instead for “Beautiful Hillary.” This statement contradicted his previous claim, and he concluded by referring to President Biden as “Crooked Joe.”
As you know, Crooked Joe Biden and the radical left thugs who have weaponized law enforcement to arrest their leading political opponent, leading by a lot, including Obama. I’ll tell you. You take a look at Obama and take a look at some of the things that he’s done. This is the same thing. The country is very divided and we did– With Obama, we won an election that everyone said couldn’t be won.
We beat Hillary Clinton. You know, I used to I used to call her Crooked Hillary. I’d say Crooked Hillary, but I took that name away from her. That was a great day. About two months ago, I said, you know what? Because I don’t like using names on people doubles. I think we have a lot of words out there. So I took now I call her Beautiful Hillary’s a beautiful woman. And rather than Sleepy Joe, we call him Crooked Joe because it’s a very appropriate name.
In this speech, Trump’s remarks contained inconsistencies and factual inaccuracies regarding past elections and his nicknames for political opponents. The speech primarily focused on his criticisms of the current administration and his own achievements.
