Surrounded by allies, advisers and conservative influencers, Trump delivered a relatively modest speech filled with false and exaggerated claims about his four-year term. Despite a historically controversial presidency and his role in inciting the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, Trump has often credited the success of his first term to the Biden administration. He tried to evoke nostalgia for his time in office by linking it to politics and policies. He contrasted the current economic situation. Many of these purported achievements, from tough immigration measures to corporate tax cuts to religious freedom initiatives, remain deeply polarized today. President Trump, speaking to many Republicans he expects to challenge in primaries in the coming months, said his party can't afford to nominate politicians or traditional candidates if it wants to take back the White House. He also claimed that there was no. This is not my campaign. This is our entire campaign, Trump said. Trump's long-awaited campaign is back in the spotlight following the Republican Party's disappointing performance in the midterm elections, including defeats for several Trump-backed election deniers, and the ensuing blame game since Election Day. It starts with trying. Republicans failed to secure a Senate majority, efforts to fill several statewide seats failed, they still lack a majority in the House of Representatives, and so far out of the required 218 elections have been decided in favor of Republicans. There are only 215 elections. Party members and other party leaders are forced to take a defensive stance in the face of internal criticism.
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