Less than a week after the foiled attempt of an assassination of the former president of the United States, Donald Trump accepted the Republican nomination for the presidency in America’s party convention. They remember his acceptance speech which was regarded as the longest acceptance speech delivered in the modern convention history when the African American mentioned that he wanted to have a victory for the whole of America, not the half of it.
Republican delegate Max Bonner of Tennessee showered Trump with appreciation over the vision the latter gave for the nation and people of the United States. Bonner also noted that it was not the case of mere motivational speeches filled with cliches that might sound very pretty; Instead, he outlined concrete strategies depicting the ways by which those goals could be attained and America could be ushered to a new era of prosperity.
Another delegate from Tennessee was Kip Capley who intimated that the former president transmitted a signal of strength. “After the assassination attempt, I believe, Trump has shown that he can rise up He can inform the Americans to fight He can unite He can let the American know that he is hard, “ Capley said.
Thus, taking advantage of the political situation after his brush with death, Trump moderated his rhetoric at the convention changing it to a more humane key. Experts believe this can aid to create more more speed in an election that is slowly turning in his favor.
Despite Trump addressing the matters of division only a few times, he returned to all the themes accentuating division while outlining his new plan that can be considered as a populist one, with substantial focus on immigration.