Only President Donald Trump could rally tens of thousands of hardworking New Yorkers in one of the deepest-blue boroughs in the South Bronx, exceeding all expectations and casting a vision of a future free from racial division.
Trump, a man born and raised in New York City, knows a thing or two about dealing with the unique rough-and-tumble real estate business, and he is uniquely acquainted with the blue-collar working men and women of the Empire State.
His remarks on Thursday afternoon in Crotona Park were solid, strong, and common sense, centered on bringing greatness back to New York, restoring safety, rebuilding the U.S. economy, and recapturing the city’s former glory.
“Set your sights high – higher than you ever thought possible,” he encouraged. “And make your goals BIG.”
Trump also blasted through preconceived notions of racial division in the heavily Black and Hispanic American neighborhood, noting, “It doesn’t matter whether you’re black or brown or white or whatever the hell color you are, it doesn’t matter, we are ALL AMERICANS and we are going to PULL TOGETHER AS AMERICANS!”
This drew huge applause from the crowd, who was packed in around Trump, with thousands more in the overflow area away from the podium extending into the park.
Trump gave a bit of a pep talk to New Yorkers, who are worn out and beleaguered by the city and the state’s left-wing leadership that has driven crime rates and prices through the roof – a crisis made worse by Joe Biden’s failing leadership.
“Think to the FUTURE, not to the past,” Trump pressed. He did, however, caution Americans to “learn from the past,” as well.
“Wherever I go, I know that if I could build a skyscraper in Manhattan, I COULD DO ANYTHING,” he shared.
His message of unity and “love” in the South Bronx was a testament to the populist upswell rising in America as citizens from across the nation are beginning to realize that Trump is the solution to Joe Biden’s administration.
Trump’s remarks in New York cut through racial division and instead elevated a message of singular American unity and positivity, setting a historic tone for the next few months of the 2024 election season.
