Donald Trump Introduces His Wife Melania Before Her Impassioned Presentation.
As the Republican National Convention gets underway a great lineup of speakers explain exactly why they support Donald Trump. A fired up Rudy Giuliani took Hillary to task, while Melania discussed her husband’s personal qualifications, her journey from Slovenia to America, and her gratitude for becoming an American citizen ten years ago.
Black, White, Hispanic, old and young, Christians, Jews, and Gentiles, these American men and women each have a unique perspective about what it will take to Make America Great again and why they believe Donald Trump is the man for the job. The most convincing supporters may have been the slain Benghazi soldier’s parents who were lied to, face-to-face, by Hillary.
From Fox News:
Melania Trump and her introduction by the presumptive Republican nominee may have been the long-awaited highlight, but it was pointed attacks on Hillary Clinton that included the mother of one of the Benghazi terror attack victims that set the tone Monday for the weeklong convention in Cleveland.
Donald Trump broke from the tradition of not appearing before the convention crowd before accepting the presidential nomination to introduce his wife, and assure the crowd that “we’re going to win, we’re going to win so big.”
The energized crowd was still cheering from the speech former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani gave just moments before Melania Trump was introduced.
Melania Trump was the first of several other family members who are set to speak at the convention. She broke away from the tone that Giuliani had set minutes prior and spoke about how her husband plans to fight for the country and shed some insight on her plans to help women and children should she become the next First Lady.
“If you want someone to fight for you and your country, I can assure you, he is the guy,” she said. “No room for small thinking. No room for small results. Donald gets things done.
“My husband is ready to lead this great nation…to fight every day, to give our children the better future they deserve.”
Highlighting the theme of the night – “Make America Safe Again” – was Giuliani who reinvigorated the crowd with passionate words about the country’s police force and bold attacks on Clinton about the state of the Middle East after she departed the State Department.
“Libya is in chaos. (Hillary Clinton) is accountable for this and much more,” he said. “Who would trust Hillary Clinton to protect them? I wouldn’t. Would you?
The biggest roar Giuliani got from the crowd was when he defended law enforcement officers across the nation, in wake of the police ambushes in Texas and Louisiana that left a total of eight officers dead.
He said police officers don’t see color when it comes to saving and protecting Americans from danger.
“When they come to save your life, they don’t ask if you’re black or white, they just come to save you.”
He also took a dig a President Barack Obama’s 2004 convention speech.
“What happened to – ‘there is no black America, there is no white America, there is just America’ – what happened to it?” Giuliani said.
He told the crowd that Donald Trump would make Americans feel safe again and promised “What I did for New York, Donald Trump will do for America.”
Giuliani echoed the sentiments that were felt throughout the entire day from the mother of a Benghazi victim, Patricia Smith, Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke and several others. Smith said earlier in the night:
“I blame Hillary Clinton personally for the death of my son.”
Clarke also talked about the police force in wake of the Dallas and Baton Rouge shootings and stated that “Blue Lives Matter.”
“We simply cannot be great if we do not feel safe in our homes, on our streets and in our schools,” Clarke added.
Rep. Mike McCaul, R-Tex., also touched on the police murders and noted that Islamic terror is coming to American soil.
He made clear that the “enemy is radical Islam,” something that has been a big part of Trump’s presidential campaign.
Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions addressed the crowd about the economy and illegal immigration and the need to secure the country’s borders. He also railed against the economy, telling the crowd that “we are on the wrong side of the track, and the American people know it.” He then asked:
“Is it too much to ask that we slow down and protect our national security and jobs?”
Jamiel Shaw, whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant, spoke too sharing his story and the need to protect the country’s borders.
Congressman Sean Duffy and his wife, Rachel Duffy, took a jab at Clinton’s email scandal, saying one of their family rules is “no servers in the basement.”
Among the celebrities that are set to speak at the convention, “Duck Dynasty” star Willie Robertson opened the night telling the media how they have been wrong about Trump over the last year.
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