"Mr. Trump made clear that he recognizes the threat to freedom in our time." https://t.co/3dRaTuHZov
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) August 17, 2016
Donald Trump’s remarks in Youngstown implicitly addressed another important issue about his candidacy. Particularly for those who have been uncertain about the GOP nominee’s propensity to make provocative comments, concerns played upon by critics’ assailing his judgment, this speech should be comforting. It not only displayed a discipline on the part of the Republican nominee to “stay on script.” It also spoke volumes about the quality of the people who are advising Candidate Trump and writing that script – and, presumably, who would be advising him should he win the White House. At no point since 9/11, and arguably for thirteen years before, has there been a better articulation of what’s at stake and what needs to be done to secure freedom, namely by seeking and achieving Victory over Jihad. We desperately need more such visionary and collaborative leadership.
Donald Trump set the stage yesterday in Youngstown for the sort of national debate – and choice – that is long overdue and absolutely necessary. Bring it on.
AMAZING SPEECH! @RealDonaldTrump "I'm with you. I will fight for you. And I will win for you!"
— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit) August 17, 2016
.@SheriffClarke: "When [@realDonaldTrump's] tuned in, he connects with people...the law & order theme is a winner." pic.twitter.com/nE7hsvCDvK
— Fox News (@FoxNews) August 17, 2016
TRUMP: Hillary Is A Bigot Who Panders And Talks Down To Communities Of Color... https://t.co/9fV4D8fSTp
— SavageNation (@SavageNation) August 17, 2016
Trump: "We reject the bigotry" of Clinton https://t.co/wmupWfsnJo pic.twitter.com/dxap9fSWJg
— The Hill (@thehill) August 17, 2016
Trump: Hillary sees African-Americans only as votes, not as individuals worthy of respect.
— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) August 17, 2016
“It doesn’t matter where he gave the speech. What matters is what he said.”- @kayleighmcenany https://t.co/YR5OQTpCJ7
— Carol Costello (@CarolCNN) August 17, 2016