President Donald Trump closed out the second and final night of the Republican National Midterm Convention in Dallas on Thursday by listing his administration's accomplishments and warning that Democrat policies will plunge the U.S. back into "a dark age." "Less than two years ago, the American people gave us a mandate to save America, and in 19 months, I've delivered on every single promise I made; I think I delivered on far more," he claimed in his second speech of the event, which came on the heels of a two-hour address he delivered Wednesday at the American Airlines Center.
"Joe Biden and the radical left Democrats created the worst inflation in American history. They gave us wide open borders with 25 million people pouring in from all over the globe. They turned our cities into scenes of death and misery, murder, poverty and destruction, and made America a laughingstock.
We were a laughingstock all over the world, but we took that dark age of America and turned it into the golden age of America," he continued. Trump went on to boast of cutting taxes and regulations, investing in energy and the U.S. military, securing the U.S. border, reducing violent crime and prescription drug costs, as well as setting all-time stock market highs.
He also highlighted culture war wins, such as terminating all diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) mandates in the federal government, banning transgender ideology and critical race theory in public schools, and ending "the transgender mutilation of our beautiful children." Trump warned that much of what his administration has accomplished will be rolled back if the Democrats take back control of Congress in November.
"We will not have men playing in women's sports, and if the radical left Democrats and communists win this election, they're promising to confiscate your