Trump's Historic Acceptance Speech: The Longest in History
Donald Trump delivered the longest convention speech in US history at the Republican National Convention, adopting a rare conciliatory tone before launching into familiar attacks on the Biden administration. Meanwhile, top Democrats are pressuring President Biden to drop out of the 2024 race due to his weak performance and health concerns.
Donald Trump delivered the longest convention speech in US history on Thursday at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. Initially adopting a conciliatory tone, Trump accepted the Republican presidential nomination and vowed to be a president for all Americans.
However, he quickly pivoted to attacking the Biden administration, accusing it of destroying the country and claiming his criminal indictments were part of a Democratic conspiracy. Trump also reiterated his false claim that Democrats had stolen the 2020 election.
Meanwhile, top Democrats are urging President Joe Biden to exit the 2024 race following a halting debate performance and health concerns. Biden is reportedly 'soul searching' about his campaign's future after isolating at his Delaware home due to COVID-19.
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