Rep. Byron Donald, R-Florida, accused Democrats of promoting and spreading “lies” about what President-elect Donald Trump's second administration will look like, saying Trump has told all Americans “success” He said that he is focusing on bringing about the
“To the American people who are listening to the lies of the Democratic left, let me tell you this is not something Donald Trump has ever said, this is not something he has ever promised. There is no list of enemies. “They're the people who have opposed him, but he's focused on the American people,” Donalds said of Americans who report being afraid of the second Trump administration. In response to a question, he told Shannon Bream on “Fox News Sunday.”
“The first job is to secure our borders and begin the process of deporting illegal immigrants. The second job is to get our economy thriving again and regain our energy dominance. His focus is on the American people, not some enemy.''It's a list that only gets talked about on Daily Kos and Salon.com and places like that,'' he said.
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Congressman Byron Donald joins “Fox News Sunday.” (Fox News)
Trump locked down the presidential election early last Wednesday after winning battleground states such as Pennsylvania and Georgia. In the end, she received 312 electoral votes to Harris' 226 and won the popular vote. During and after the campaign, Democrats and left-wing media pundits claimed that Trump would re-enter the Oval Office with an “enemies list” of people he would target after taking office. did.
Donald said the success of the United States was Trump's biggest concern and argued that the metric would be used to show that Trump is “back in charge of running this country.”
“He's focused on making our country great. And what's going to happen in our country is that he's back in the White House and back in charge of running this country. “Success will be the standard to prove it. The standard is success. There is no other measure,” he continued.
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Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump arrives to speak at an election night event at the Palm Beach Convention Center on November 6, 2024 in West Palm Beach, Florida. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In a Fox News interview Sunday morning, Donald continued to attribute Trump's victory to the support of black and Hispanic voters. President Trump has significantly expanded his engagement with minority communities this year compared to 2020, with a 6-point increase among Hispanic voters this year compared to 2020, and a 6-point increase among Black voters this year compared to 2020, according to Fox News Voter Analysis. It increased by 7 points.
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“What you hear from black men, what you hear from Hispanic men, and even some suburban women. They want a safe country. They want a thriving economy. And Donald Trump is trying to make that happen.''He has kept all those promises,'' he said.
Former Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gestures while holding hands with his wife Melania during his victory speech at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on November 6, 2024 in West Palm Beach, Florida. (Reuters/Brian Snyder)
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“I heard black men talking about the same thing, and I heard people all over this country talking about the same thing: how to get ahead and make more money and pass something on to your kids. How do we make this southern border safe? And it's not fair for illegal immigrants to come in and get gas cards and stay in hotels. You'll notice that we're announcing that we're not going to give out food anymore. Cards, these food cards. Because of Donald Trump and the fact that he won,” Donalds said.
