President Donald Trump brings hope to the American people; his defiance has fueled the nation to strive for change and bring back the America we once knew before the Biden-Harris regime wreaked havoc in our country. Instrumental in Trump’s sustained lead in polls is the young voters who bring energy and a different perspective to the ongoing campaign.
During the former president’s rally in Pennsylvania last Monday, thousands of school-age youths queued to see Trump in person in Indiana. For many reporters, the crowd was a sight to behold.
Many of them lined up donned in MAGA hats of all colors, while some wore a shirt with Trump’s iconic image printed in front – clenched fists, ear bleeding while an American flag waved behind him.
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A reporter from the UK-based news site The Independent wondered how the former president motivated these young people.
A student from the University of Pennsylvania, Brodie Lyons, answered, “The economy.”
“Look how it was four years ago — pretty much everything has doubled [in price],” he furthered.
Fellow students also lamented the same issues.
Kelsey Moyer, a 20-year-old student at Indiana University, quipped “I’m scared for my future. I want my future economy to thrive.”
“Both presidents have had a four-year span and you can see the difference in the country.”
Trump held his rally in Indiana County, where most voters favor Republicans. In 2020, 68 percent of the voters cast their ballots for Trump. Polls reveal that in rural Pennsylvania, Trump has strengthened his base and outnumbered comrade Kamala Harris.
Even Scott Presler, a conservative activist who initiated a vote registration PAC, said, “I have never seen this amount of young people at a rally before.”
“I’m struck by it. And we’re getting everybody registered to vote,” Presler continued.
Republicans have made significant momentum in PA, not only in closing the voter registration gap but also in mail-in ballot efforts.
Electra Janis, a GOP and a commissioner in Washington County, in Pittsburgh, remarked that she’s voting for Trump “for his policies.”
“(The Trump campaign’s) volunteer base has grown in Pennsylvania significantly, and I think what they need to do is get the young, passionate, motivated individuals out there seeking other young individuals to do the same,” she added.
“Young voters across America feel increasingly disillusioned as the American Dream of homeownership and financial stability has become just a pipe dream under Kamala Harris,” Kush Desai, Pennsylvania spokesperson for Trump, also weighed.
“That’s why we’re focused on taking President Trump’s vision and agenda for an American economic renaissance directly to young voters wherever they are in Pennsylvania – from TikTok to college tailgates to their doorsteps,” he added.
