Staff Reports
In Georgia this past weekend, the political scene was split into two very different rallies, one for Joe Biden and the other for the beloved former President Donald Trump.
Trump made his appearance in Rome while Biden was holding court in Atlanta. Quite the contrast, if you ask the conservatives!
One Newsmax reporter shared a hilarious anecdote about the lead-up to Biden’s event. While Trump rallies usually had lines forming eight hours before, the reporter found himself waiting at Biden’s rally location four hours ahead, only to find it as empty as a bird’s nest in November. It seems like Biden just can’t drum up the same excitement as the former president.
A Tale of Two Rallies – Trump vs. Biden – the Contrast Is Stark https://t.co/qCkkyNmyD9 pic.twitter.com/TyXfcoBDjx
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As the rallies kicked off, the disparities only deepened. While Biden’s rally had no lines and seemed to be more staffed by media than actual supporters, Trump’s Georgia gathering was a sight to behold. The crowd was fired up, waving pictures of Laken Riley, a Georgia girl tragically killed, with the powerful phrase “Say Her Name.” Trump truly knows how to connect with his people, unlike sleepy Joe.
Speaking of Biden, his recent blunders have been nothing short of cringeworthy. From calling Laken’s alleged murderer “illegal” to completely butchering the poor girl’s name, he just can’t seem to get it together. Instead of prioritizing the victim and her family, he’s too busy coddling criminals and the radical left. Shameful!
Trump, on the other hand, showed true leadership by acknowledging Laken’s tragic fate and offering support to her grieving family at his rally. His heartfelt tribute to her resonated with the crowd in a way Biden could never achieve.
In the battle of the rallies, it’s clear who comes out on top. Trump’s strength and empathy shine, while Biden fumbles and caves under pressure. The American people deserve a leader who stands tall, not one who’s constantly bending over backward to please the wrong crowd.
