Night 4 of the RNC Recap: Make America Great Once Again

Next, President Trump came out to the stage; as Lee Greenwood finished singing, “God Bless the U.S.A.” When the curtains opened, and the lights behind him spelled out Trump, he stood there as the crowd roared, but it wasn’t until he spoke that the crowd was on its feet; it was more epic than any speech President Trump has ever made.

His tone was that of a changed man and it was very somber. He gave his formal acceptance speech with a message of love for God and unity that would cross party lines in the U.S. when he said, “I am running to be president for all America, not half of America, because there is no victory in winning for half of America. So, tonight, with faith and devotion, I proudly accept your nomination for President of the United States.”

It was epic how he worded his purpose for running because he knew God would approve of it. He saw it as righteous when he said, “Our resolve is unbroken and our purpose unchanged to deliver a government that serves the American people better than ever before. Nothing will stop me in this mission because our vision is righteous, and our cause is pure. We will not break. We will not bend.”

Again, in a somber tone, he said repeatedly, “I’m not supposed to be here tonight.” The crowd yelled in unison back, “Yes you are!” and Trump argued with him that he really wasn’t supposed to be there, but kept his tone somber and humbly replied, “I stand before you in this arena only by the Grace of Almighty God.”

It was an extraordinary moment when he acknowledged this and how so many people shouted, “AMEN!” in the comments in online chats, as many Christians agreed with him that this was God’s grace.

Also, it was a very touching and beautiful moment when he walked up to pay his respects to firefighter Corey Compertore; he walked up to his firefighting jacket and fireman’s hat, kissed it, and put his hands on the jacket’s shoulders. As he paid his full respect, he told everyone that Corey shielded his wife and daughter from the bullet that got him and read the quote from John 15:13 from the Holy Bible, “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.”

President Trump wanted to go to his funeral, but due to security reasons with the woods being next to the church, security told him it wouldn’t be a good idea; he did say in his speech that he called all of the family members and said he called the two men who were upgraded from critical to serious condition in the hospital too.

He went on to unite the nation further when he addressed everyone, not just Republicans, saying, “As Americans, we are bound together by a single fate and a shared destiny. We rise together. Or we fall apart…Despite such a heinous attack, we unite this evening more determined than ever. Our resolve is unbroken, and our purpose is unchanged—to deliver a government that serves the American people.”

Also, he went over the charts again that he had been trying to go over at the time he was shot five days prior, which showed the border invasion numbers increasing like crazy after Biden took office and did away with many of the protections he had in place. It was as if being shot erased some of his memory because he said that he didn’t get to look at it, but it was his looking at it and turning his head that he said a few days ago that helped to save his life. It was interesting when he turned around to see the chart on multiple screens behind him and to see his reaction. Watch the full video below to see how he reacted.

Also, in closing, it was evident again that he was a changed man when he said, “If the events of last Saturday make anything clear, it is that every single moment that we have on earth is a gift from God.” 🙏