He is firing back at Democrats.
Rep. Byron Donald, a Republican from Florida, criticized Democrats for spreading falsehoods about what a second term for President Donald Trump would entail. He emphasized that Trump’s primary goal is to create success for all Americans, not to settle personal scores, as some Democrats have suggested.
In an interview on Fox News Sunday, Donald addressed concerns raised by those who feared Trump’s return to the White House, rejecting claims about a supposed “enemies list” that Trump would target if re-elected. He stated that Trump has never expressed such intentions and is instead focused on serving the American people. Donald emphasized that Trump’s key priorities are securing the U.S. border and deporting illegal immigrants, as well as revitalizing the economy and restoring U.S. energy dominance.
Trump, who won crucial battleground states like Pennsylvania and Georgia, secured 312 Electoral College votes to Kamala Harris’ 226, along with the popular vote. During and after the election, some Democrats and left-wing commentators had speculated that Trump would enter his second term with a vendetta against his critics. However, Donald countered these narratives by stressing that Trump’s focus is on the success and prosperity of the nation.
The Florida congressman further highlighted Trump’s ability to connect with minority voters, particularly Black and Hispanic communities, who made significant gains for Trump compared to the 2020 election. Donald noted that many of these voters, along with suburban women, were drawn to Trump’s promises of a safer country and a stronger economy. He argued that Trump would deliver on these promises by addressing concerns like the economy, illegal immigration, and the fairness of government benefits.
Donald also mentioned how communities, including those in New York, are responding to the issues surrounding illegal immigration, citing the recent decision to stop distributing food cards as a result of Trump’s influence. He concluded that Trump’s victory was a clear sign of his strong support among diverse voter groups and his commitment to securing the country’s future.
