Amid euphoria and applause, Trump ends GOP convention’s glorious day

Five days after saving himself from an assassination attempt, Donald Trump Will go out for mass bathing on Thursday At the Republican National Convention, he accepted the presidential nomination and began his return to the White House.

Trump returned to the stage last Saturday after a gunman tried to end his life, suffering only a wound to his right ear, which was bandaged in what his followers saw as divine intervention.

Trump, 78, is expected to cap off the four-day Republican convention in Milwaukee with a partisan finale that will include the release of balloons in the colors of the American flag.

“I’m so grateful that we heard from him. It’s a miracle that his life was saved, and I really believe it was the hand of God” that saved him, said Teena Horlacher, 50, a Utah state representative and mother of 10 children.

“I hope he can talk about what happened to him on Saturday and how he felt,” she added.

Three consecutive nights, Trump received long applause from his followers as he entered the auditoriumMany of his supporters believe that he escaped the shooting due to divine intervention.

The 78-year-old billionaire took part in a solidarity march on Tuesday night, drawing support from presidential candidates he faced off against in the primary and whom he once humiliated, such as former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley.

The former South Carolina governor, who for months warned the nation about the “chaos” that would result from Donald Trump’s return to the White House, made her support clear: “Donald Trump has my unwavering support. Period!”

Two other former rivals, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy, also pledged allegiance to a smiling Donald Trump.

Unlike the 2016 split, This year’s convention found a party that projected an image of unity.

Meanwhile, Democratic rival Joe Biden, 81, has contracted Covid-19 and appears to have been weakened by persistent questions about his mental health and calls from within his own party for him to drop out of the race.

The four-day convention focused on issues championed by the candidates: purchasing power, immigration, crime and safety, and Make America Great Again (MAGA).

Americans who have lost family members in U.S.-backed war conflicts because of the actions of migrants or from overdoses of fentanyl, a substance that has contributed to the country’s health crisis, are being trafficked across the border.

Another highlight of the convention was the first major speech by conservative Sen. JD Vance of Ohio, whom Trump picked as his running mate.

This 39-year-old young conservativeFrom a white working-class family, opposed U.S. aid to Ukraine in its conflict with Russia.

It also fosters a robust discussion of the waves of immigration affecting the country.

Vance rose to fame in 2016 with his memoir, “Hillbilly Elegy,” about his white working-class Appalachian family living in the so-called Rust Belt, the deteriorating manufacturing regions of the Northeast and Midwest.

“It’s hard to imagine a more powerful example of the American dream,” said his wife, Usha Chilukuri Vance, who spoke before him and embraced him in a hug on Wednesday.

For him, America must “choose a new path” He said in a speech Wednesday night that he wanted to make workers the focus of his efforts before Wall Street.

Representative Clifton Carroll of Mississippi was adamant that “the whole country” remained united around the Republican candidate.

“We’re seeing people who never supported Donald Trump joining him because they see someone they can trust,” he told AFP.

The entire campaign revolves around the image of the real estate tycoon, with T-shirts, pins, mugs and large images all recalling him.

After the convention, Trump must attend a party caucus in Michigan on Saturday, exactly one week after the attack on him.