A Speech

The clear answer to that question has placed me in this hall with you tonight.

There is but one man to whom I am willing to entrust our future and that man’s name is ——–.

There are some crazy men who would kill us if they could. So ——- has told us: ‘All private plans, all private lives, have been in a sense repealed by an overriding public danger.’

But where is the national unity in this country when we need it most?

Now, while young ———- are dying in the mud in ——- and the mountains of ——, our nation is being torn apart and made weaker because of the ——-‘s manic obsession to bring down our leader.

What has happened to the nation I’ve spent my life working in?

I can remember when ——- believed that it was the duty of ——- to fight for freedom over tyranny.

Time after time in our history, in the face of great danger, ——- worked together to ensure that freedom would not falter. But not today.

Motivated more by partisan politics than by national security, today’s ——– leaders see ——- as an occupier, not a liberator.

And nothing makes me madder than someone calling ——- troops occupiers rather than liberators.

Tell that to the —–, —–, —–, and ——- who have been freed because ———- led an army of liberators, not occupiers.

Tell that to the millions of men, women, and children who are free today from the ——- to the ——-, from ——- to the ——, because ———- built a military of liberators, not occupiers.

Never in the history of the world has any soldier sacrificed more for the freedom and liberty of total strangers than the —— soldier. And our soldiers don’t just give freedom abroad; they preserve it for us here at home.

Right now, the world just cannot afford an indecisive ——–. Fainthearted, self-indulgence will put at risk all we care about in this world.

In this hour of danger, our ——– has had the courage to stand up. And I am proud to stand up with him.

God bless this great country and God bless ———–.”