US President Donald Trump closed the unprecedented Republican midterm convention in Dallas by turning the call to vote for the elections into a collective oath from the audience, before giving way to music and the traditional shower of balloons.
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Speaking as the last speaker after Vice President JD Vance, Trump had promised to be brief after the nearly two-hour speech delivered the previous evening. “I’ll be a little brief, because last night I spoke for two hours,” he said, then asking the audience if he should really keep the promise. “We’ll have fun listening to some music, because I’m starting to get a little tired of politics.”
In the end, the president spoke for almost half an hour, reviewing the results of his second term and revisiting many of the themes addressed the day before. He attacked the Democrats again, calling them “radicals” and “communists,” and the media that had reported numerous empty seats in the arena.
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“You know what happens if you don’t vote? Go to Hell,” the president said closing the convention.
The dividend
Trump also renewed the promise of a “dividend” of $5,000, about 4,300 euros, for every American adult if the Republicans maintain control of Congress, without providing new details on the funding of the measure.
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