As Republican leaders, elected officials, candidates, delegates, and others meet this week in Milwaukee for the 43rd Republican National Convention in the wake of a failed assassination attempt against the party’s about-to-be nominee for president, one fact clearly stands out: Donald John Trump is not just the nominee who will win the fall campaign, he is the leader America needs back in the White House.

That’s a judgment based on looking backward and forward – based on our experience with him in the Oval Office, and based on the campaign promises he is committed to implementing when elected. After all, the world has changed significantly since he left office four years ago, and not for the better

With his choice of Ohio Senator J.D. Vance to serve as his running mate and vice president, Trump shows that he is committed to a new generation of leadership for the future.

Trump back in the White House means the federal government will end the border crisis by sealing that southern border. He’ll reinstate his “Remain in Mexico” policy, and begin construction again on the border wall. As good as that will be, though, that won’t be enough – over the course of the last three and a half years, Joe Biden’s administration has allowed many millions of illegal aliens to enter into and settle in our country. So Trump has declared that he will lead the largest deportation program in........

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