Washington – President Donald Trump is delivering his first military start speech since he returned to office.
The Republican president will talk to West Point’s graduation class on Saturday morning.
Trump gave the graduation speech in West Point in 2020, during the Pandemia COVID-19. The President He urged graduate cadets To “never forget” “the soldiers who fought against a war for slavery during their comments, which occurred when the nation was considering its history in the race after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Trump also paid tribute to the history of the military academy and its famous graduates, including Douglas MacArthur and Dwight D. Eisenhower. The ceremony five years ago He drew the scrutiny Because the Military Academy forced the graduated cadets, which had been at home due to COVID-19, to return to an area near a hot pandemic point.
Trump traveled to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, earlier this month to talk to the graduation class at the University of Alabama. Your mixed comments The standard rate and advice with political attacks against the predecessor Joe Biden, reflections on transgender athletes and is on the 2020 elections.
On Friday, Vice President JD Vance spoke with the graduation class at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. Vance said in his comments That Trump is working to make sure that American soldiers unfold with clear objectives instead of the “indefinite missions” and “open conflicts” of the past.
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