At a MAGA rally in Rome, Georgia, on Saturday, former President Donald Trump ridiculed President Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech, describing it as an “angry, dark, hate-filled rant.” Despite lambasting Biden, Trump extended an “open hand” to what he referred to as “disillusioned Democrats,” urging them to cross party lines and support him in the upcoming election.
Trump criticized media pundits for praising Biden’s speech and called on Democrats to join him in ending what he labeled the “miserable nightmare” of the Biden presidency. While emphasizing his desire to unite Americans, Trump sealed his appeal by mocking Biden’s stutter, imitating the president’s speech on unity with a theatrical facial expression.
During his address to supporters, Trump declared Biden as the “worst president in history,” citing incompetence and corruption. Despite these harsh criticisms, he invited disillusioned Democrats to join him on the “noble quest” of saving the country from what he portrayed as a disastrous presidency.
Trump’s remarks came in the wake of Nikki Haley’s withdrawal from the GOP primary, solidifying his position as the presumptive nominee for the 2024 presidential election. The former president is poised for a rematch against Biden, barring any unforeseen developments from either party.
That was the worst president in history, making the worst State Of The Union speech in history. But if you’re a disillusioned Democrat, of which there are many today I extend an open hand, an open invitation, and I ask you to join us on the noble quest of saving our country! Saving our country! Together, we will turn the page forever on the miserable nightmare of the Biden presidency. What a presidency. What a president. The most incompetent president we’ve ever had. The worst president, the most incompetent and the most corrupt. Other than that, I think he’s doing actually quite a good job.
And we will make America great again. Two nights ago, we all heard Crooked Joe’s angry, dark, hate filled rant of a State Of The Union address, wasn’t it? Didn’t it bring us together? ‘Bring the country t-t-together? I’m going to bring it together.’ No. He’s a threat to democracy. I will tell you. He’s a threat to democracy.
