Trump Accepts Republican Nomination Amidst Assassination Attempt

Former President Trump formally accepted the Republican nomination for president on Thursday night, just days after an assassination attempt at a campaign rally. In his speech, Trump vowed to "make America great again" and pledged to "commit to the working man."

Former President Trump formally accepted the Republican nomination for president on Thursday night, delivering an acceptance speech that touched on a range of issues, including immigration, trade, and healthcare.

Trump Accepts Republican Nomination Amidst Assassination Attempt

Trump's speech came just days after an assassination attempt at a campaign rally in Las Vegas, which left one man dead and another injured. Trump praised the bravery of the Secret Service agents who intervened to stop the attack, saying, "They are the best in the world."

In his speech, Trump vowed to "make America great again" and pledged to "commit to the working man." He also promised to build a wall on the southern border, renegotiate trade deals, and repeal Obamacare.

Trump Accepts Republican Nomination Amidst Assassination Attempt

Trump's speech was met with mixed reactions. Some praised his strong stance on immigration and trade, while others criticized his divisive rhetoric. However, there was no doubt that Trump's speech was a major moment in the 2020 presidential campaign.

Trump's running mate, JD Vance, also spoke at the RNC on Thursday night. Vance, who is a venture capitalist and author, pledged to "fight for the working man" and to "put America first."

Trump Accepts Republican Nomination Amidst Assassination Attempt

Vance's speech was well-received by many in the Republican audience. He spoke about his own experience growing up in a working-class family and how he believes that Trump is the best candidate to represent the interests of working Americans.

"We need a president who is not afraid to stand up to the special interests and who will fight for the working man," Vance said. "Donald Trump is that president."

Investigators have released the search history of the man who attempted to assassinate Trump on Wednesday. The search history shows that the man had been searching for information on Trump and on how to make guns.

The search history also shows that the man had been searching for information on the Secret Service. This has led investigators to believe that the man may have been planning to target the Secret Service in addition to Trump.

The FBI has released an update on the investigation into the motive of the man who attempted to assassinate Trump on Wednesday. The FBI says that it is still investigating the motive, but that it is not yet clear what the man's motive was.

The FBI is asking for the public's help in providing any information that could help them determine the man's motive. The FBI is also asking for the public's help in identifying any accomplices that the man may have had.

The Secret Service director has refused to step down following the assassination attempt on Trump. The Secret Service director has said that he is confident in the Secret Service's ability to protect Trump and other high-profile officials.

The Secret Service director has also said that he is committed to investigating the assassination attempt and to improving the Secret Service's security measures.

Despite the assassination attempt, Trump is set to formally accept the Republican nomination for president on Thursday night. Trump's acceptance speech will be delivered at the RNC in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Trump is expected to use his acceptance speech to lay out his vision for the future of America. He is also expected to attack his Democratic opponent, Joe Biden.

In his acceptance speech at the 2016 RNC, Trump promised to "make America great again." He also promised to build a wall on the southern border, renegotiate trade deals, and repeal Obamacare.

In his acceptance speech at the 2020 RNC, Trump reiterated his promises from 2016. He also attacked Biden, calling him a "radical socialist."

A top Democrat has reportedly urged Biden to drop his re-election bid. The Democrat, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that Biden is "not electable" and that he should step aside for a younger candidate.

The Democrat's comments come as Biden's approval ratings have been declining. A recent poll shows that Biden's approval rating is at 39%.

Dave Portnoy, the founder of the Barstool Sports website, has ripped a windmill company for "negligence" after a blade snapped and fiberglass debris closed Nantucket beaches.

Portnoy posted a video on Twitter of the damage to the beaches. He also tweeted that the windmill company "needs to be held accountable for their negligence."

Former Trump adviser Peter Navarro appeared at the RNC on Thursday night and delivered a speech in which he called himself "your wake-up call."

Navarro said that the country is in "deep trouble" and that Trump is the only one who can save it.

Navarro's speech was met with mixed reactions from the audience. Some cheered him on, while others booed.