Donald Trump dominated the first Republican midterm convention in modern United States history, which took place in Dallas. The former US president was the central figure of the event and took the opportunity to make promises and political attacks.
In his speech, Trump promised a five thousand dollar dividend to every American, if the Republican Party maintains the majority in the midterm elections. This promise was presented as an incentive for voters to vote for Republican candidates.
Trump's appeal to the convention also included a request to "finish the job," reinforcing his dominant position within the party. This language suggests a continuation of his political influence even after leaving the presidency.
In addition to economic promises, Trump's speech included attacks on Democrats, on the war in Iran, and on the cost of living in the United States, touching on themes he considers important to mobilize the Republican electoral base.
