In a tweet today, U.S. House Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) praised former president Donald Trump for not announcing last night, although she said that she wished he did.
Many in the America First movement had said they didn’t want him to do so prior to the midterms because they felt that it could negatively affect the midterms.
Others, however believe that perhaps it could have motivated some in the “silent majority: to come out and vote.
“I wish Pres Trump announced last night in Ohio, but he chose to put everyone else first,” Greene declared in the tweet.
Greene, who also spoke at the rally, then pointed out the large amount of work that Trump has been putting in for Republican candidates throughout the country.
“[Trump’s] held 30 rallies in 17 states, hosted 43 telerallies & 52 candidate fundraisers, & endorsed 285 candidates while being politically persecuted,” Greene explained.
Greene concluded by noting that “[Trump’s] put everyone else first all along.”
One America First Twitter user, Kelly Beall, told Greene in response, “I was at the rally last night. Words cannot describe the love and fellowship I experienced.”
“At least 25k joyful warriors all together for one reason. To save this country. From opening prayer to walking out I experienced the best of our country. We are not a divided people!!!” she insisted.
Leftists, as usual however, descended on Greene’s tweet and any positive responses like Beall to try their best to tell them how wrong they believe they are.
I was at the rally last night. Words cannot describe the love and fellowship I experienced. At least 25k joyful warriors all together for one reason. To save this country. From opening prayer to walking out I experienced the best of our country. We are not a divided people!!!
— Kelly Beall (@KellyWitter1) November 8, 2022
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