Donald Trump, whose campaign has focused on the decline of American manufacturing, promised to herald a U.S. economic resurgence. Speaking before a colorful backdrop of crushed aluminum cans, Trump promised sweeping changes if elected -- including killing the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal and renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement -- and urged voters to be wary of a "campaign of fear and intimidation" aimed at swaying them away from his populist message. "Our politicians have aggressively pursued a policy of globalization -- moving our jobs, our wealth and our factories to Mexico and overseas," Trump repeatedly slammed Clinton repeatedly for supporting free trade agreements and argued that under a Clinton presidency "nothing is going to change."

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Trump talks about bringing America back. He says massive factories will come back. Inner cities will be rebuilt. He says construction is what he knows and wages will be going up along with “new jobs, jobs, jobs.” Trump says Clinton’s open-borders policies will drive down wages and get rid of even more jobs. Trump also vows to support our police and law enforcement because we can’t ever forget the “great job they do.”

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Donald Trump’s speech on national security, which he delivered the day after the terrorist attack in Orlando, Florida, will change the dynamic of this election. The speech was specific, detailed, and on the money. Trump was especially courageous (and politically incorrect) in pointing out that the Muslim communities in which the terrorists operate know what is going on but don’t say anything. At the same time, the progressive enablers of Islamist terror have been busy blaming Christian conservatives for the anti-gay hatred that is a core belief of the Islamists, rooted not only in their religious texts but relentlessly broadcast through their Imams and mosques.

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Donald Trump on Friday said that he would defend religious liberty and "restore the rule of law" if he were elected president in a speech to the Faith and Freedom Coalition in Washington. "Freedom of any kind means no one should be judged by their race or their color or the color of their skin." Trump told the coalition's annual conference ""We will restore respect for people of faith who judiciously raise their children, follow our laws and rules," Trump said. "We have to take care of our neighbors, because right now our neighbors are not being taken care of." and "We have to restore the rule of law — on our border, in our government, no matter where it is. It has to be restored." He also declared that "we will protect the right of churches to speak their minds on political matters without intimidation."

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Donald Trump walked out to Queen’s “We are the Champions” at the Trump National Golf Club in Briarcliff Manor, New York on Tuesday to deliver his victory speech on the final night of the Republican primaries. “To everyone who voted for me throughout this campaign, I want to thank you,” Trump stated and in an attempt to grow his support, he added, “To those who voted for someone else in either party, I’ll work hard to earn your support.” He also said to Sanders’ supporters, “We welcome you with open arms.” Trump said. “I’m going to be your champion. I’m going to be America’s champion,” Trump declared. “This election isn’t about Republican or Democrat, it’s about who runs this country — the special interests or the people.”

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Donald Trump pitch his vision for an American future - one in which Americans "share the riches." The end result: lower taxes, and a rush of new funding for infrastructure and entitlement programs. "America first" an agenda that would rely heavily on expanded oil and gas production in the United States along with a renewed focus on coal mining. Trump added: "Our total untapped oil and gas reserves on federal lands equal an estimated $50 trillion. ... We have no idea how rich we are."

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Businessman Donald Trump delivered an “America First” nationalist-themed foreign policy speech. “My foreign policy will always put the interest of the American people and America security above all else,” Trump told the audience at the Mayflower hotel in Washington, D.C.  “That will be the foundation of every single decision I will make.” Trump said “America First will be the major and overriding theme of my administration,” the Republican frontrunner added.

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