Donald Trump has staged his first presidential campaign rally in Texas, brushing off his potential indictment as he railed against multiple criminal probes threatening his bid for the White House
DONALD TRUMP HAS staged his first presidential campaign rally in Texas, brushing off his potential indictment as he railed against multiple criminal probes threatening his bid for the White House.
The former president has made a torrent of increasingly bellicose statements, claiming “misconduct” by prosecutors he refers to as “human scum” who are pursuing cases against him in New York, Washington and Atlanta. For loyal followers, the lines were likely familiar, with the appearance marking a thrilling opportunity finally to see the ex-president at a rally.
Trump is believed to be the frontrunner to be the Republican nominee in the 2024 presidential election.The chasing pack, led by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, was initially reticent in its criticism of the ex-reality TV star, but has recently begun criticising his character and the constant whiff of scandal that surrounds him.
At the end of the rally, the ex-president departed on his plane, which served as part of the background for his speech. In the early hours of Friday, Trump issued a dark warning about the consequences of an indictment, predicting “potential death & destruction” that “could be catastrophic for our country”.
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