‘We’re going to have some fun in the state of New Hampshire!’ Trump opens up rally with attacks on Democratic opponents ‘Pocahontas,’ ‘Sleepy Joe Biden’ and Beto O’Rourke who he says is ‘like, gone’
Donald Trump revved up a crowd in New Hampshire on Thursday night with searing attacks on into his political opponents.
Trump lit into the Green New Deal and Democrats competing for his job in the opening minutes of a Manchester rally.
The president has held back at times on unleashing on the group but revived slams on Elizabeth Warren for her native American heritage scandal ‘Pocahontas’ and ‘Sleepy Joe Biden’ for his small crowds and lagging campaign schedule.
‘What about a Sleepy Joe Biden rally? Right? Boy, he’s made some beauties. I sort of hope it’s him. I don’t mind any of them. You got Pocahontas, who’s rising. You’ve got Kamala. Kamala is falling. You got Beto. Beto is like gone,’ he said, whirling his finger.
Donald Trump revved up a crowd in New Hampshire on Thursday night with searing attacks on into his political opponents
The president said, ‘I don’t know that it matters. But whoever it is, different, different people. But I don’t know, I think Sleepy Joe may be able to limp across the finish line. Might be. But today they announced that they’re going to cut way back on his appearances because he is such a disaster they’re going to have fewer appearances.
‘You heard this, right? They’re going to cut way back on his appearances. Can you believe it? If I ever did that, it would be over! The fake news would get us. And we don’t let them get us. And it is fake,’ he argued.
Trump is rallying his supporters at SNHU Arena in Manchester, NH. He said in a radio interview Thursday morning that 12,000 people have requested tickets. The arena would be over capacity, if that many people showed.
Trump rallied supporters in the same arena, when it went by a different name, in his first campaign for president. He memorably called Texas Sen. Ted Cruz a p***y’ at the event at the height of an ugly personal dispute
The president won the Republican primary for the presidency in the state in 2016. He lost the general election to Hillary Clinton later that year and is determined to turn the Granite State red in the next national election.
He’ll have a reunion with his former campaign manger, Corey Lewandowksi, a New Hampshire native who’s flirting with a Senate challenge to Democrat Jeanne Shaheen in the state.
‘Well, first of all, I have to tell you that I think he would be fantastic. He’s got great energy. He’s terrific on television,’ the president said. ‘He’s a really good guy.’
The president said Lewandowksi would be ‘hard to beat’ ‘If he runs and ‘would be a great senator’ if he makes it past the general election.
Lewandowksi, 45, is widely expected to run. He’ll have stiff competition for the GOP nomination. Brig. Gen. Don Bolduc and ex-New Hampshire House Speaker Bill O’Brien are already seeking the position.