Donald Trump, the former US President, addressed a gathering of evangelicals, urging them to vote in large numbers in the upcoming presidential elections in November. He promised to protect religious freedom vigorously if re-elected. Trump expressed concern that evangelicals were not voting as much as they should, despite attending church regularly. He emphasized the importance of their vote in the upcoming election and assured them of his support for their faith.
Trump highlighted his efforts to appoint conservative justices to the Supreme Court and emphasized his stance on abortion. He stated that the issue should be decided by the states and the people, rather than the federal government. Trump also pledged to protect Christians in various facets of society and announced plans to establish a federal anti-Christian bias mission.
In his speech, Trump criticized the Democratic Party for seeking to silence Christians and weaken their morale. He urged the audience to vote, stating that their vote was crucial to ensuring victory in the election. He also touched on other topics such as gun rights and immigration, promising to launch a deportation operation and build a defense system similar to Israel’s Iron Dome.
The Biden campaign team criticized Trump’s speech as incoherent and disjointed. Despite the criticisms, Trump continued to rally his supporters and emphasize the importance of voting in the upcoming election. The debate between Trump and his Democratic rival, Joe Biden, is scheduled for next Thursday, four months before
