BREAKING: President Trump Recognized By RNC As 2024 GOP Candidate!

It’s official folks, and what a beautiful moment this is!

The RNC just voted unanimously to recognize Donald Trump as the presumptive nominee for the at the RNC Spring  Training & Meeting in Houston:

The RNC just voted unanimously to recognize @realDonaldTrump as the presumptive nominee for the @GOP at the RNC Spring Training & Meeting in Houston. pic.twitter.com/9OOkL4as71

— Matthew Hurtt (@matthewhurtt) March 8, 2024

Watch the full clip from Fox News here:

The GOP also sent this Tweet out recently:

Congratulations to President Trump – the presumptive Republican nominee for President of the United States! pic.twitter.com/JPkwlQr2ij

— GOP (@GOP) March 6, 2024

Meanwhile, CNN grumbled with this article:

Donald Trump has put America on notice – his second term would be even more disruptive and turbulent than his first.

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The new presumptive Republican nominee booked his place in a general election rematch with President Joe Biden when his distant, last-remaining rival Nikki Haley conceded to reality and suspended her campaign on Wednesday.

The triumph of the once and possibly future president – an incredible comeback given his attempt to steal the 2020 election and a crush of criminal and civil trials threatening his liberty and fortune – sets up one of the most fateful elections in American history. His demonstrated record of contempt for democratic institutions means that the country’s political, legal and constitutional guardrails are facing a severe new test from a GOP candidate who could be a convicted felon by Election Day and who may see restored executive power as a tool to thwart federal prosecutions.

The general election is here and it’s Trump vs. Biden
And Trump’s return to the threshold of the presidency will send shockwaves around a world still recovering from his volatile leadership and affinity for autocrats and send a warning to Ukraine, a nation fighting for its survival.

The reason Trump is so different from a traditional candidate is that he’s not campaigning as a fresh new voice pulsating with optimism for the future or brimming with policy ideas to bring the nation together. He’s portraying America as a dystopian, failed state overwhelmed by lawlessness, urban blight and slipping toward World War III abroad. In a classic trope of dictators, he’s promising to flush out enemies within, vowing revenge on political foes and posing as a strongman while conflating his own personal, political interests with the nation’s.

“We’re a third-world country at our borders, and we’re a third-world country at our elections,” Trump said in a Super Tuesday victory speech at Mar-a-Lago, his Florida resort where he planned his return from political exile. His speech was packed with brazen lies, but it summoned a vision even more bleak than his “American Carnage” inaugural address in 2017. Trump defines this heart of darkness at the end of his campaign speeches with a dirge set against a foreboding soundtrack that thrills his most faithful supporters but turns ideals of American exceptionalism upside down.

For Trump, America is not Ronald Reagan’s “shining city on a Hill.” It is a banana republic. “We are a nation in decline, we are a failing nation,” Trump said in one such screed in Manchester, New Hampshire, in January, portraying the US as beset by rampant inflation, energy shortages, drug infested cities, out-of-control immigrant crime and even dirty, crowded airports. “Who are these people who would do this to us? Who are these people that would ruin our country?” Trump asked.

“We are a nation that has lost its confidence, its willpower and its strength. We are a nation that has lost its way,” Trump went on. “2024 is our final battle. We will demolish the deep state, we will expel the warmongers from our government – we will drive out the globalists, we will cast out the Marxists, the communists and fascists. We will rout the fake news media, we will drain the swamp. … We will be a liberated country again.”

Former president Donald Trump delivers remarks at a campaign rally at the SNHU Arena in Manchester, New Hampshire, in January 2024.

Congratulations President Trump!

FOUR MORE YEARS!