Donald Trump promises to eliminate cancer and AIDS

The US President Donald Trump  officially launched his re-election campaign during a speech in Florida on June 18, 2019.
For the launch of his re-election campaign on June 18, Donald Trump repeated the favorite themes of his 2016 campaign.
In Orlando, the US president spoke much more about his former opponent Hillary Clinton than the Democratic candidates running for 2020, and like three years ago, the crowd chanted "Lock it up!" Lock it up! "About the former Secretary of State.
Other classics of Trump's speeches were on the menu, including the hatred of journalists - loudly booed by the crowd - the border wall and the demonization of the Democratic Party, which the president accuses of wanting to "destroy" the country. "A vote for any Democrat in 2020 is a vote in favor of the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the American dream," he said.
Trump made grandiose promises in very vague terms: "We will find solutions to many problems and we will cure many diseases, including cancer and others, we are getting closer all the time."
He also announced that he would "eradicate AIDS in the United States" and send American astronauts to Mars.
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On June 16, the US president sacked several pollsters from his campaign after a leaked internal poll leaked into the press. The day before his speech, he also called Fox News, his favorite channel, "fake news" because one of their polls came to the same conclusion.
Through Twitter, Trump has promised to expel millions of undocumented migrants from the week of June 24 - a very unifying theme among his fans.
For the launch of his campaign, right-wing activists, including members of the violent Neo-Fascist group Proud Boys, made the trip and parade through the streets of Orlando, but the police banned them from entering the stadium. where Trump was talking.
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