President Trump Is The Only Thing Standing Between You And The Angry Woke Mob

There are some on the right who think that President Trump hasn’t done enough to stop the flow of illegal immigration.

There are some on the right who think that Trump hasn’t done enough to speed the withdrawal and return of American troops from abroad.

There are some on the right who believe Trump hasn’t done enough to reduce the size of government.

There are some on the right who believe Trump didn’t do enough to slow the spread of COVID-19. Conversely, there are some on the right who believe Trump did too much to try to slow the spread of the disease at the expense of American jobs.

Of course, there are some on the right who are paid professional NeverTrumpers – those grifters’ opinions we don’t need to give any credence to.

What The Right Needs To Know

I write today, however, as we head to the 4th of July weekend, to reach out to those on the right who believe that Trump hasn’t done enough on their pet policy of choice.

If you are wavering in your support for President Trump, if you are thinking about sitting out the election in November, or – God forbid – you are seriously giving any thought at all to wasting a vote for a 3rd party candidate or the Democrats’ Manchurian candidate.

I am here to tell you one thing and one thing only: President Trump is the only thing standing between you and the angry woke mob.

Over the last few weeks, we watched as Democratic Governors, Democratic Mayors and the corporate media have fanned the flames of hate and division. We watched as what was supposed to be peaceful protests about the death of George Floyd, morphed into violence and looting.

As a “national conversation” about police tactics became a partisan political hammer used to try to damage the President and his supporters. We watched as demands to remove statues of Confederate Generals escalated in demands to remove statues of Columbus that now – insanely – include demands to remove statues of Washington, Ulysses Grant, and even Abraham Lincoln.

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