Fact-check: Trump's presidential nomination acceptance speech
Wall Street Journal - Behind all the pageantry, the Republican convention made clear what Donald Trump’s governing style would look like in a second term: assertive, adversarial and unconstrained. If he wins the November election, Trump would return to the White House unburdened by ever having to appear on a ballot again, with more conviction about his vision for the country and more knowledge about how to execute it. The cabinet secretaries and White House aides who once beat back—and sometimes quietly worked to undermine—his most radical ideas would be replaced by loyalists eager to push his agenda even further. And he could reap the benefits of a Supreme Court whose conservative majority he enshrined.
A confused Trump seems to think he’s currently President and takes credit for federal spending in Wisconsin or he just isn’t making sense.
Time - [In his speech, Trump] falsely accused the left of stealing the 2020 election. He called the
former Democratic Speaker of the House “crazy Nancy Pelosi.” He said
U.S. cities were “flooded with illegal aliens.” He portrayed President
Joe Biden’s America as a dystopian hellscape on the verge of
irreversible decline.
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