No, I’m not a Nazi.
No, I’m not a racist.
No, I’m not a sexist.
No, I’m not some immigrant hating xenophobic transphobe.
I’m a Korean-American immigrant, a son of immigrants, a husband of an immigrant, and a naturalized American citizen.
So why did I vote for Trump?
Because I believe in America first.
Because I believe in secure borders.
Because I believe in non-interventionism.
I believe in peace, the freedom of speech, the right to bear arms, a smaller government, and that the elected should serve the people— not the other way around.
I voted for Trump because it is as clear as day that the wonderful rhetoric on a loop by the democrat politicians are empty and meaningless.
I voted for Trump because it’s blatantly obvious that the vast majority of the media and tech companies is a propaganda arm of the left.
I voted for Trump because I don’t believe in famous singers and actors who fly around in private jets while telling me to use paper straws.
I voted for Trump because the country is run by unelected bureaucrats who will stop at nothing to stay in power.
Do I think Trump is perfect? No. Of course not.
But Trump isn’t just a far better option than the alternative, he’s the best we have had in a long, long time.
In 2024, I voted for Trump because I care about America, its citizens, and its future. And even if you voted otherwise, you still won. Because America just got better.
@HappyPunch Those are good questions!
Dana SHOULD be asked those questions and I’d like to know what his thoughts are.
But this is a press conference for a fight in two days. They’re promoting the fight— both fighters WANT to promote the fight.
Not the time or place.