July 2022 Edition

July has been a whirlwind of mixed emotions, some devastating losses and some ground-breaking highs. The untimely passing of Ivana Trump at the age of 73, first wife of Donald J. Trump from 1977 to 1992. Ivana's passing filled the Trump family with great sadness and despair. Ivana was the mother of Eric, Donald Jr and Ivanka Trump.

The shocking public assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, a close friend of Donald J. Trump and friend of the United States, shook the world of conservative politics.

Save America kicked off July with the overwhelming success of the Alaska rally in Anchorage. This was the first time Save America demonstrated in the state of Alaska and Trump received a colossal ovation.

The Alaska Airlines Center was packed hours before Trump's arrival, and MAGA fans got nothing less than what they expected. Trump was in full swing endorsing Kelly Tshibaka, and it was clear that Alaska had had enough of MEGA RINO Lisa Murkowski.

Trump went further in the second half of July when he gave a powerful speech at the Prescott Valley, Arizona, rally. President Trump campaigned in full support of maverick Kari Lake, who ran for governor, and sharpshooter Blake Masters, who ran for Senate.

The next day, President Trump arrived in Tampa, Florida, for the Student Action Summit. Trump was defiant and inspiring in urging America's youth not to accept the appeal of Marxist ideology.

Trump called for patriotism at the AFPI Policy Summit in Washington D.C. Trump urged Americans to support the America First agenda and reject the false idols of the radical left in the Biden administration.

Trump addressed the destruction of society as being soft on crime, Democratic shortcomings have created massive waves of crime and rising homicide rates across the country.