President Trump drew the battle lines for November at Clemson University on Wednesday night. “We achieved more in two years than any other presidency in the history of our country,” the President said. “We’ve achieved, had more success in two years than any other president in history. But now the Radical Left Democrats want to burn it all down.”
Then he read the record. “Every single Democrat in Congress voted against our record tax cuts,” Trump said. “They voted against no tax on tips. Every single one. They voted against no tax on overtime. They voted against no tax on Social Security for our great seniors.”
The President said the Democrats’ votes on election integrity tell voters everything. “They voted against voter ID. Why? Because they want to cheat,” he said. “They voted against proof of citizenship.” Trump told the crowd Democrats “can’t win unless they cheat,” because their policies of open borders and men in women’s sports cannot win on their own.
Trump contrasted that record with his own. “They voted against securing our border. We have the safest border in history,” he said. Democrats, he added, “voted in favor of the worst inflation, highest energy costs in America,” while under his leadership energy costs “are going to come tumbling down very soon.”
The choice on Nov. 3 is now in front of every voter: keep the tax cuts, the secure border and the election protections the President delivered, or hand power back to the party that voted against all of them. Early voting is underway in South Carolina and across much of the country.
