President Donald Trump called for unity on Saturday afternoon in Rome, Georgia, fresh off a victorious week of Super Tuesday wins.
“This has been a tremendous week for our movement – we won BIG on Super Tuesday!” he said.
The president’s comments were delivered to a huge crowd of supporters at a “Get Out the Vote Rally” on Saturday afternoon, where he spoke about his winning streak and looked ahead to the future of America.
“They call it Super Tuesday for a reason and now we’re just days away from officially clinching the Republican nomination for president of the United States of America!” he continued.
Trump added, “I want to thank the millions of incredible supporters whose hard work and devotion have led us to this moment of victory. And to all Americans, whether you are a Republican, an Independent, or a disillusioned Democrat, today I extend an open hand—and I ask you to join us on this noble quest of SAVING OUR COUNTRY!”
The venue went wild upon this invitation for unity in the country.
Trump also slammed Joe Biden’s recent State of the Union address, which he called “angry, dark” and “hate-filled.”
He eviscerated Biden for being incompetent and for being the “worst president” in the history of the country.
“Together, we will turn the page on this miserable nightmare of the Biden presidency,” he promised, looking ahead to a prospective 2024 general election victory.
