Trump makes the case against Biden

 Newsmax:

"Horrible, horrible" President Joe Biden is "dragging us toward World War III," former President Donald Trump told his supporters Saturday evening in Philadelphia, pledging to build an "iron dome" if reelected.

"Less than four years ago, our border was secure," Trump said at the Liacouras Center at Temple University in an address that aired live on Newsmax and simulcast on the Newsmax2 online streaming platform. "The world was at peace. They respected your country.

"And America was strong like never before for all, because you finally had a president who put America first."

But with Biden, "the world is in flames," Trump said Saturday, speaking just days before he and Biden square off for their first presidential campaign debate.

"His border overrun, inflation is raging. Crime is out of control. Europe is in chaos. The Middle East is exploding. Iran is emboldened. China is on the march." 

And with Biden, "we're going to be in World War III soon," he declared. "We're racing the clock. That's why this November, the people of Pennsylvania are going to tell crooked Joe Biden, 'You're fired. Get out, get out. You're fired.'"

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This sounds a lot like what I have been saying on this Blog.  Trump is certainly a step up from the Biden administration which has been a rolling disaster at home and abroad. 

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