Trump Promises To ‘Take America Back’ At Rally, Unveils New Slogan Sparking 2024 Chatter

On Saturday, former President Donald Trump held a rally in Des Moines, Iowa where he vowed to his supporters that he was “going to take America back.”

Even though Trump has not made any official announcements about whether or not he might run for re-election in 2024, a new slogan he unveiled on Saturday seemed ideal for such a run.

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‘Make America Great Again, Again’

The New York Post reported that a possible slogan of his campaign will be, “Make America Great Again, Again.”

During his speech, Trump recalled winning Iowa in the 2020 presidential election and said that he supported its leading role in the presidential primaries and caucuses.

Trump said, “You proved why Iowa should continue to vote first in the nation, that’s right. First in the nation.”

“It all started right here and we’re going to keep it here, number one,” Trump added.

He also set his sights on President Joe Biden while still praising Iowa.

”As disastrous as the Biden administration has been, no one can blame the great state of Iowa, because boy we did really — we did really good here,” he said. “Iowa, what a place.”

As far as the Democratic Party goes, Trump said, “We must send the radical left a message they will never forget.”

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Trump Touts New Poll

Trump accused Biden of taking America to the “brink of ruin,” and promised that he was “going to take America back,” playing on patriotic themes he used in his 2016 presidential campaign and throughout his presidency.

The former president also touted recent poll results.

Trump cited a recent Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll which revealed his approval rating in Iowa to be 53%.

Trump said, “We’re at the highest we’ve ever been.”