Trump Holds 100K-Strong Beachfront Campaign Rally in New Jersey, says ‘We’re going to win’

On Saturday, President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, featured North Dakota Governor and former presidential candidate Doug Burgum, raising speculation about his possible selection as a running mate.

Burgum was a guest on Trump’s “Trump Force One” campaign plane, briefly addressing the crowd before the former president took the stage.

Trump avoided violating his court-imposed gag order by focusing on President Biden.Aristide Economopoulos

Donald Trump hit the campaign trail at a massive rally in Wildwood, NJ, Saturday, where he blasted President Biden as a “total moron.” Aristide Economopoulos

Burgum likened his experience working with President Trump to the refreshing breeze at one’s back, highlighting Trump’s respect for states’ rights, regulatory cuts, and tax reductions.

In contrast, Burgum painted a stark picture of the challenges under the Biden administration’s regulatory framework, equating it to facing a relentless gale-force wind head-on.

During Trump’s address, the former president offered glowing praise for Burgum, stating, “he likely possesses more knowledge about energy than anyone I know.”

In a pointed jab, Trump asserted, “You could take the ten worst presidents in the history of our country and add them up… and they haven’t done the damage to our country that this total moron has done.”

He continued his onslaught against Biden, labelling him as “the worst president ever” and deriding his global reputation.

Addressing his legal woes, Trump insinuated a connection to Biden’s actions, decrying what he perceived as unfair treatment. He lamented, “You don’t do that to your opponents.

Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump arrives at a campaign rally in Wildwood, N.J., Saturday. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Burgum compared his experience collaborating with President Trump to a gentle breeze at one’s back. He highlighted Trump’s respect for states’ rights, tax reforms, and regulatory reductions. Burgum emphasized that this partnership was characterized by a favourable regulatory environment that promoted economic growth and innovation.”

Burgum expressed his views on the regulatory landscape under the Biden administration as challenging, comparing it to facing a powerful headwind.

He emphasized the existence of burdensome regulations and regulatory obstacles that are impeding progress and economic development.

This is in contrast to the favourable conditions experienced during the Trump era.

Amidst the charged atmosphere, Trump made strategic references to local figures, including the appearance of former New York Giants star Lawrence Taylor.

He also highlighted his administration’s economic achievements, emphasizing the potential benefits for New Jersey under his leadership.

Regarding electoral implications, Trump warned of dire consequences should Biden secure victory, predicting losses for the middle class and the state. Conversely, he promised a resurgence of prosperity and opportunity under his administration, appealing to the aspirations of the American Dream.

Additionally, Trump hinted at his vice presidential selection, possibly signalling North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum as a contender, given his presence at the rally and brief remarks.

Additionally, Trump elicited passionate responses when he criticized the Biden administration’s decision to withhold ammunition shipments from Israel amid its conflict with Hamas in Gaza, portraying it as a betrayal of a crucial ally.

Trump wore his typical blue suit, blood-red tie and “Make America Great Again” cap to the rally. Aristide Economopoulos

Of Biden, Trump told the cheering crowd, “You could take the ten worst presidents in the history of our country and add them up .. and they haven’t done the damage to our country that this total moron has done.” Aristide Economopoulos

In a strategic move to bolster his message, Trump emphasized the stakes of the upcoming election, portraying it as a pivotal moment for the nation’s future.

“He’s a fool; he’s not a smart man. He never was,” Trump said of Biden.Aristide Economopoulos

He painted a stark contrast between the potential outcomes, warning of a bleak trajectory under Biden’s leadership while promising a return to prosperity and strength if he reclaimed the presidency.

During the rally, Trump alluded to his indictments, alleged crimes he was accused of committing before, during and after the 2016 and 2020 elections. Aristide Economopoulos

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum speaks during Trump’s campaign rally.REUTERS

Trump told the crowd that his presidency oversaw the “greatest economy in the history of our country” — and that the Garden State would benefit heartily if he returned to office. Aristide Economopoulos

Wildwood officials estimated that the crowd was between 80,000 and 100,000, a Garden State political rally record. Aristide Economopoulos

Later in his speech, Trump showered praise on Burgum, lauding his expertise in energy with the statement, “he probably knows more about energy than anybody I know.”

He then tantalizingly remarked, “So, get ready for something, okay? Just get ready,” without providing further details or elaboration.

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