Former first lady Melania Trump has vowed that the incoming Trump administration will “protect the heart of our republic” and move the country forward.
“The vast majority of Americans have entrusted us with this important responsibility,” she said in Wednesday's newspaper. Post on social platform X. “We will defend the freedoms that are at the heart of our republic. I look forward to our people once again contributing to each other and standing above ideology for personal freedom, economic prosperity, and security. .”
“America's energy, technology and initiative will unite our best minds and forever move our nation forward,” she added.
Melania Trump's statement comes as the Decision Desk Headquarters predicts that her husband, President-elect Trump, will defeat his rival, Vice President Harris, in the 2024 US presidential election and win the seven battleground states where the election is currently underway. The announcement was made after winning six of the states. . Arizona is still too close to call.
The Democratic nominee met with President Trump on Wednesday to congratulate him on his election victory and said he would work with President Biden to achieve a peaceful transfer of power.
“President Trump recognized Vice President Harris' strength, professionalism and tenacity during the campaign, and the two leaders agreed on the importance of unifying the country,” said Stephen Chan, President Trump's campaign communications director. Ta.
Melania Trump has rarely appeared on the campaign trail, but earlier this year she came out as an ardent supporter of abortion rights in her memoir “Melania'' and defended them. It became a hot topic.
she also defended her husband After former White House chief of staff John Kelly told The Atlantic, the former president praised the loyalty of Adolf Hitler's generals.
“He is not Hitler and all his supporters [they’re] They stand behind him as they wish. [to] look [the] “The country has been successful, and we're looking at how and what kind of support he has,” she told “Fox & Friends” in an interview late last month.
