Pence attacks Biden: 'Trojan horse of the radical left'

America needs Donald Trump's other four years. Word of Mike Pence who, speaking at the Republican convention from the historic Fort McHenry, attacks the Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden calling him a "Trojan horse of the radical left". "You will never be safe with someone like Biden", the thrust of Pence who, without ever naming the African American Jacob Blake injured by the police in Kenosha, re-launches President Donald Trump's warning to restore order in the state of Wisconsin shaken by the anti-racist protests. Pence does not betray the expectations and, in accepting again the nomination for vice president candidate, he confirms himself as a staunch and faithful defender of the Trumpian line, that of America First and of the 'law and order'. "The violence must stop", he says, and "we will never take away the funds from the police." At the same time Joe Biden on Twitter praises the NBA players who refused to play in solidarity with the anti-racist protests . Barack Obama had done it shortly before. In the end d

The tycoon joins Pence on stage before the performance of the national anthem. Together with them the first lady Melania Trump and the second lady Karen Pence who shortly before had paid tribute to the military heroes and their wives. All around a crowd of supporters without masks and without any respect for social distancing. Patience if Pence in his speech had just stated that "the health of Americans remains at the top of the priorities" of the Trump administration.

To open the evening was the governor of South Dakota Kristi Noem, a great fan of Trump. "The founding principles of America are under attack", he said: "It took 244 years to build our great country, but now we risk losing everything in a short time if we take the path indicated by the Democrats and their strongest supporters. radicals ". This is a leitmotif that has dominated all the evenings of the convention so far: "This is a vote to choose between true America and socialism", also repeated Lara Trump, wife of President Eric Trump's third son. In the fourth and final evening, in a few hours, great anticipation for the acceptance speech of Donald Trump's nomination but also for that of his probable heir, his daughter Ivanka.