Trump Slams French Unrest at Kansas Rally as Warning for America

Liberty Check

• Trump warned that French riots show the dangers of unchecked radicalism spreading across the West.
• The former president framed the unrest as a cautionary tale for voters heading into the midterms.
• Constitutional conservatives see the remarks as a call to defend national sovereignty and law and order.

President Donald Trump used his campaign rally in Park City, Kansas, to highlight the violence unfolding in France as a stark warning for the United States.

He described the riots as evidence of a once-great nation being overtaken by chaos and lawlessness.

President Trump warns that the United States must maintain strong border security, pointing to France and other European nations as examples during his midterm rally in Kansas.

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President Trump closes out his Kansas midterm rally with his signature dance.

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“Once great nation that is being conquered, looted and burned,” Trump declared to the crowd.

The former president tied the unrest to what he called a larger pattern of radical policies eroding Western stability.

He urged voters to recognize the stakes in the upcoming midterms and reject the same forces at home.

Our freedoms depend on staying vigilant.