Why Trump’s Fiery Press Conference Is EXACTLY What We Need Right Now

Every time Donald Trump steps up to a podium, the media and political establishment lose their collective minds—as if they just woke up from a coma and forgot who this man is.

That’s exactly what happened when he took questions on the deadly plane crash at DCA.

But…come on! This pearl-clutching is tired, predictable, and, frankly, it’s getting to be hilarious. Watching Trump speak is like witnessing a masterclass in controlled chaos: he goes off-script, he rants, he goes hard on THE WEAVE (as he calls it). And the people love it!

At his latest presser, he didn’t hold back, calling DEI programs a “bunch of bullshit.” And the gasps from the gallery? Please. Trump has been this way since day one. If you thought he was suddenly going to morph into Mitt Romney or channel the ghost of Jeb Bush, that’s on you. He is not here to be palatable to the elitist class. He’s here to shake the system.

This is something establishment Republicans just can’t get on board with. They STILL don’t get it. And I’m sorry, but it inspires allllll my ranting.

Democrats always want to wring their hands of our new, winning style. They always hope Trump will soften his style to win over the almighty “independent.” But guess what? That’s a losing game. That’s a liberal long con. The idea that his “antics” alienate independents is just code for, “he doesn’t cater to liberals.” Newsflash: most Americans aren’t liberal. (That’s why we won! Duh?)

Donald Trump has led the biggest tent movement in Republican history, pulling in more votes than any other Republican candidate ever. By a lot. The so-called independents who supposedly crave some mythical independent figure? They’re not voting Republican anyway. Jeb Bush was “well-liked” by independents. He flopped. John McCain, another independent darling, couldn’t seal the deal either. The truth is, when Republicans chase this fantasy of “appealing to independents,” they end up diluting their message and losing. We’re done losing. Trump keeps winning by staying true to who he is.