The program announced a “fireside chat” with Donald Trump. On Friday, August 30, there was no fire at a major Washington hotel, despite the public’s enthusiasm for the Republican candidate. It was made up of delegates from the conservative organization Moms for Freedom, which claims to defend the rights of parents against their alleged indoctrination by public schools.
During this exchange led by founder Tiffany Justice, who redoubled her consideration for his attention, Donald Trump, visibly tired, increased the excesses. Kamala Harris? “A handicapped person” AND “a complete Marxist”The thirteen American soldiers who died in an attack in Kabul, during the withdrawal from Afghanistan? “These people were murdered by Joe Biden.” Migrants? “They are poisoning our country.”
Detours. Donald Trump reviewed his career with emphasis, repeated his classic anecdotes, did a long imitation of Elon Musk. On the other hand, he did not talk about what mattered most to Moms for Liberty: family values, God, wokism, teachers who would harm their children. He simply mentioned the transgender issue, the organization’s great obsession. “Transgender is amazing, said. Your child goes to school and comes home a few days later with surgery. The school decides what will happen to your child. » Claiming that Republicans form “the party of common sense”Donald Trump said “entirely by parental authority”But he forgot to mention his main proposal: abolishing the education department.
Birth control ambition
The former president has never been comfortable with these issues, beyond his barroom taunts about women’s sports being disfigured by the inclusion of men. He prefers to talk about immigration, crime or inflation. During the primaries, he handed over the primacy of the cultural war against wokism to Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida. But today, in this electric presidential campaign, two visions of the family collide, unfavorably for Donald Trump, who has been struggling in recent days.
The first, consensual, is that of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. It is based on the right to difference and freedom, respect for love and private life, without the local or federal government trying to govern women’s bodies. The second vision has less support from Donald Trump than from his running mate, JD Vance. It is a sepia-toned image of the American family, consisting of claiming a traditional nucleus between a man and a woman, whose purpose – the only possible fulfillment – is to have children.
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