Atlanta, Georgia – Former President Donald Trump’s campaign rallies in the closing days of his final campaign have been marked by stumbles, gaffes, and profanity, as he bids farewell to campaigning. His recent appearances have shown a mix of familiar faces and slip-ups, such as mistakenly referring to a group of female supporters as “Front Row Jacks and Joes” instead of their actual name, “Front Row Joes.”
During a rally in Arizona, Trump struggled to recognize a group of Assyrian supporters, welcoming them as “Azur-Asians.” These instances of misspeaking have become characteristic of Trump’s final weeks on the campaign trail, as he aims for a historic win at the age of 78.
Despite the mishaps, Trump’s closing message echoes themes from his past campaigns, focusing on issues like border security and immigration. He continues to emphasize his stance on these topics, referring to the U.S. as a “dumping ground” for migrants from other countries.
In a recent interview with podcaster Joe Rogan, Trump discussed his speaking style, describing it as a “weave” that demands intelligence to understand. His rhetoric has taken a more aggressive tone in recent weeks, with attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris becoming increasingly profane.
At campaign events, Trump has not held back in his criticism of Harris, calling her “stupid” and “low-IQ,” and demanding her removal from office. Despite the harsh language, Trump urges his supporters to focus on the importance of winning the election, emphasizing the need to secure victory for their efforts to matter.
As Trump concludes his final campaign appearances, the weariness in his voice is evident, reflecting the grueling schedule of multiple lengthy events in a day. The legacy of the Donald Trump who promised to “Make America Great Again” in previous campaigns is now evolving as he prepares to exit the political stage following the election in November 2024.