Former President Donald Trump is on a mission to make America great again…again.
Part of that includes leaving Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConell stunned after Trump brought a MAGA sledgehammer down on the Senate GOP leader.
Because Donald Trump just torched Mitch McConnell in a jaw-dropping new interview.
Donald Trump dropped some details for his plan to repair the damage President Joe Biden has done to the country in a new interview.
But Trump knows, the first step is winning the GOP away from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
In a sit down with Real American Voice’s Just the News TV program, former President Donald Trump said the first step to stopping the damage the Biden Administration is doing to American families is winning this November.
The 45th President of the United States is confident Republicans can win back the House, but is less confident the GOP can regain the majority in the upper chamber.
“I think the Senate is hurt badly by Mitch McConnell, very badly,” Trump said. “I think he’s terrible. He’s also terrible for our country.”
According to Just the News, Trump blames Kentucky’s Senior Senator for permitting President Biden’s budget-breaking infrastructure bill to pass with RINO support.
“I think the House is in great shape,” Trump said.
However, when asked if he’d consider being McConnell’s counterpart in the people’s chamber, Trump said he has no interest in being Speaker of the House.
He’s more focused on a potential rematch against Joe Biden in 2024 – and righting the wrongs of the Biden administration.
“They have no voter ID, defund the police, sanctuary cities, weak military…raise your taxes, no energy independence,” Trump said of the Biden Presidency. “Bad on religion. Bad on the Second Amendment. Bad on oil.”
The former President revealed some of his platform for his Trump 2.0 Doctrine to re-make America great.
First up, Trump knows American workers are suffering badly from Bidenflation – and the business mogul believes he has the answer to get the U.S. economy humming like he did from 2017-2020.
“If energy comes down, it’s so important,” Trump said. “Other parts of inflation are coming down too. I was saying today, ‘I read where food is going to make energy look like it’s a good deal, that the food prices are going to go up much more very soon, much more than the energy prices.'”
The man who got gasoline prices down to $1.87 at one point during his time in office says fully unleashing the power of American energy production is the key to combating Biden’s inflation and fixing America’s economic woes under President Brandon.
Common-sense immigration reform was one of the key issues that propelled Trump to the White House in the 2016 election, and he remains focused on putting Americans first in the Trump 2.0 Doctrine.
“We have to immediately seal up the border,” Trump said. “And we have to get a lot of the people out because many of these people came from prisons in these countries.
Taking a cue from lessons he learned in his time as President, Trump said attaching foreign aid to requiring countries take back their illegal aliens would curb the crisis President Biden created on the U.S. southern border.
He believes that will have an added bonus of cutting down on Biden’s surging crime rates.
However, that alone won’t fix skyrocketing crime rates from coast-to-coast.
Unlike calls from radical Democrats to defund the police, Trump wants more funding for law enforcement departments.
Of course, after what Trump experienced in the controversial 2020 presidential election, he is adding election integrity reforms to his plans for a potential second term.
According to Just the News, mandatory voter ID, a rejection of no-excuse absentee ballots and non-citizen voting, as well as strong enforcement, as a deterrence, will secure U.S. elections and restore Americans’ faith in the institution.
Trump pointed to Texas and Florida as having good blueprints for election integrity.
The former President also pointed out having a trustworthy free press and restoring free speech would be high priorities in a second Trump Administration – saying they’re both vital for the immediate and long-term future of America.
“We don’t have a free press, we really don’t have free speech anymore,” Trump said. “It’s very bad, very dangerous. These elections are going to be absolutely critical for this country.”
Former President Trump says he’s waiting for the results of the 2022 midterms before deciding if he’ll make a run at a second term in the Oval Office – adding even more weight and significance to the outcome this November.
Political Animal News will keep you up-to-date on any new developments in this ongoing story.
