Now THAT didn’t take very long, did it?
One day after parts of Washington DC was set aflame, including a church that every president since Madison has attended on the other side of Lafayette Park, President Trump stood up with a short, but significant — and historic — message for America.
It didn’t take long for ‘Trump’s Favorite Meme Maker’ to spice it up with some video clips and a audio track.
We’ll give it to you both as the Meme-ified version and the original content.
Here is Carpe Donktum’s meme:
For those who prefer the original over the remix, here is the speech as he actually gave it:
Great stuff from the big man. THIS is what was needed. Leadership through the darkness
“Where there is no law there is no opportunity
Where there is no justice there is no liberty
Where there is no safety there is no future” #MAGA pic.twitter.com/uW2sCR3rYG
— Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins) June 2, 2020
You will notice the phrase Katie highlighted. An excellent choice.
Mark Levin weighed in on the speech:
The president's speech was outstanding, and very necessary.
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) June 1, 2020
And on what followed:
The president’s walk through Lafayette Park, controlled the night before by rioters, to the burned out St. John’s Church, holding his bible in his hand, was truly historic. A fabulous moment of enormous important.
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) June 1, 2020
A lawful curfew was enforced.
AG Barr had Lafayette Park entirely cleared just in time for the curfew with flashbangs, mounted units, and tear gas and timed it to coincide with the President's address
Military precision
— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) June 1, 2020
And the President walked to the same church that had been torched the night before.
Is it just me or does this pic of @realDonaldTrump make every Democrat governor in America look like a candyass? https://t.co/Q88cHitIrw
— Andrew Klavan (@andrewklavan) June 2, 2020
Pres Trump walks out of White House and crosses Lafayette Park walking to St. John's Church, sustained fire damage last night by protestors. pic.twitter.com/MDhvKttt1J
— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) June 1, 2020
He got no end of grief for how he held the Bible, but the Bible wasn’t merely a prop.
We have the greatest country in the world—and we will keep America safe. pic.twitter.com/lqHaUZ4wxW
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) June 1, 2020
It stood a reminder of the commitment this administration has made to the exercise of religious freedom both domestically and around the world.
One day after a Church has been firebombed by anarchists, it stands as a reminder of what really matters.
