Trump took the stage at the stadium after the other Republican candidates had begun trying to convince viewers why they should get the GOP nomination and not Trump. The former president, who leads his other opponents in virtually every major poll, has opted for counter programming , speaking at the stadium inside Henry Milander Park. He was introduced by Arkansas Gov. During the roughly minute speech, Trump brought Hialeah Mayor Esteban Bovo to the stage as he told the former president how the city would pay tribute to Trump..
Trump closed out his speech by rattling off a list of promises he vowed to undertake as a rousing theme played in the background. We will make America proud again. We will make America safe again. We will make America great again. Organizers had told CBS News that they were expecting 30, people to attend the rally. It was not clear if the crowd was that large but there were ground-level seating in addition to the stadium seats. Libby DePiero arrived at the site of the rally on Monday.
I understand what's going on because we listen to the news and I can't figure it out. The former president has a 40 percent lead over his closest competitor of the five remaining Republican presidential candidates. They were scheduled to take the stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, which is hosting the event at 8 p. The debate Wednesday night will be another chance for the Republican hopefuls to make a dent in Trump's popularity.
I got to support my President Donald Trump. I love him. I love Melania. I love the family. They stand for America, they fight for America, they fight for us," said Mann. Trump is currently facing multiple charges across several states, including charges in Georgia regarding election interference.
But a recent CBS News poll shows that 34 percent of Republican primary voters say the legal challenges he faces make them think better of Trump, with the majority saying these issues do not matter. Trump also holds distinct advantages in his own right when voters look forward: More voters think they'd be better off financially if Trump wins in , and more voters think it's Trump who can keep the U.
