Trump in South Carolina: We’re Coming After Biden with Full Force

Former President Donald Trump expressed confidence in securing a significant victory in the Republican South Carolina presidential primary set for Saturday, signaling a strong campaign against President Joe Biden in the upcoming election. Trump made these remarks during a lively rally at the Winthrop Coliseum in Rock Hill, South Carolina, on Friday.

“We’re going to have a tremendous victory here in South Carolina,” stated Trump, the leading candidate for the GOP nomination. “We will demonstrate to Joe Biden and the radical left Democrats that we are heading towards November like an unstoppable force.”

Trump then targeted his sole remaining opponent, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who previously served as the U.N. ambassador during the early days of Trump’s presidency. The FiveThirtyEight polling average shows Trump holding a significant lead of 63.6% to 32.9% over Haley, who has expressed her intent to continue the race regardless of the primary outcome on Saturday.

“Nikki has shifted towards the far left,” Trump remarked. “She’s very disrespectful, have you noticed that? She is rude because she is working for Democrat donors, trying to undermine us to secure a win in November. We will not allow that to happen.

“By attacking me, she is essentially attacking the Republican Party, which is not a wise move. Therefore, voting for Nikki Haley tomorrow is essentially a vote for Joe Biden in November. You would be supporting crooked Joe Biden.

“Supporting Trump, on the other hand, means voting to remove Joe and prioritize America, putting our nation first to make it great again. The reason they are pushing for Nikki is that the radical left Democrats believe she is an easy opponent to defeat, as indicated by the polls.”

Trump also mentioned the reason for appointing Haley as the U.N. ambassador.

“I appointed her to the United Nations primarily because I wanted Henry McMaster to continue serving as the governor of South Carolina, along with his wife, Peggy, who have been extraordinary.”

Trump emphasized the importance of a strong Republican turnout in the primary since voters are not required to register by party affiliation. This means that some Democrats who did not participate in their party’s presidential primary on February 3, which Biden won overwhelmingly, can vote in the GOP primary on Saturday.

“We are poised for success tomorrow, but it is crucial to go out and vote to send a message to those who are causing harm to our country,” Trump urged. “We need to show the extremists, the people behind Joe Biden, that we are ready to fight back.

“So, make sure to vote tomorrow. If you are feeling unwell, do not worry. Get up and head out. If your spouse is unwell, help them out of bed. Everyone needs to go out and vote tomorrow. We will win this state and then tell Joe Biden, ‘You’re fired. Leave. You’re fired.’