Final Trump Rally Series – President Trump concluded a long day of campaigning in the great state of North Carolina after beginning the day in Gastonia, flying to Salem, Virginia, and back to Greensboro for a final third rally just three days away from Election Day.
“We’re leading in all seven swing states, as you probably know,” he told the crowd, wearing a dark suit and signature red tie. “We’re certainly doing well in Virginia – not considered a swing state, but it very well might be a swing state!”
He added, “A little birdy told me we’re leading in New Jersey.”
The president balanced attention to dominant poll numbers for his campaign with an important message: GET OUT AND VOTE.
“You’ve got to get the ball across the end zone,” he remarked. “…We’re not going to let [Kamala Harris] destroy our country.”
President Trump drove the point home, adding, “I didn’t come here looking for your money…all I want you to do is get out and VOTE.”
He said if people didn’t vote, Kamala would win and the country would be very “depressed.”
“The best way to stop depression? Work your ass off,” he remarked, drawing laughter and applause from the crowd.
President Trump is certainly a good example of that – he will have pulled off 10 massive rallies between Saturday and Monday before Election Day.
“It’s sad that it’s coming to an end,” he added, acknowledging the historic significance of ending his signature Trump rallies. “…We’re going to become president, and we’re going to have a different kind of rally – a rally FOR our country.”
“It is sad, because it can never happen again – I don’t believe this can ever happen again,” he added, noting how special this time has been.
Despite the sentimental nature of winding down campaign season, the best days of America may well lie ahead with a potential Trump victory on Tuesday.
“We’re going to set our country onto the right path,” President Trump said.
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