“Biden’s politics and socialist agenda would destroy America and everything we have built here in the last four years,” she said. “We need to keep Donald in the White House so he can finish what he started and so our country can continue to thrive,” Trump said.
The First Lady also defended Trump’s approach to the coronavirus crisis, which the president has repeatedly downplayed, even though more than 226,000 Americans have died from covid-19. She blamed the Democrats in part, who she said “put their interests ahead of the well-being of the American people.”
However, Trump expressed her condolences to the families of the dead and also recalled her personal experience with the coronavirus infection. “Like many of you, I have felt the effects of covid-19, not only as a patient but also as a caring mother and wife,” she said. “I know that many people have lost their loved ones or know people who have been mortally affected by this silent enemy. But we will win over the virus, “she added.
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Trump also stressed the importance of the White House chief constantly communicating directly with citizens via Twitter. “I don’t always agree with how he puts it,” said the first lady, causing an amused laugh to the assembled followers. “But it’s important that he speaks directly to people. Donald is a warrior. He loves this country and fights for you every day. For the first time in history, the citizens of this country can directly and immediately hear their president through social networks, “she added.
Trump’s site was attacked by hackers
The official website of Trump’s election campaign was the target of a hacker attack on Tuesday. According to the hacker explanation that appeared on the attacked site, “the world already has enough fake news, which is spread daily by President Donald Trump.”
According to Reuters, the hackers also demanded a certain amount of cryptocurrency from visitors in exchange for access to the alleged “internal and secret conversations” of Trump’s family and co-workers. The hackers did not prove that they could get to them.
The election team announced that no sensitive data had been leaked, and site traffic was soon resumed. Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh said the team was working with security forces to find out where the attack was coming from.
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