Trump prepares for speech after attack: anticipation and moderation at the Republican Convention

Former President Donald Trump is preparing to give his first speech since the attack he suffered last Saturday during a rally in Pennsylvania. Trump will accept the Republican nomination for the White House on Thursday in a highly anticipated event that has generated great excitement in the American political sphere. This event will mark a milestone in the presidential campaign, and it is expected that Trump will address issues of inclusion and unity, in contrast to his usual criticisms of the Democrats led by President Joe Biden. Trump's campaign team has indicated that the incident on Saturday has deeply impacted the former president, which could be reflected in a more moderate and conciliatory speech than usual. Lara Trump, Trump's daughter-in-law and co-chair of the Republican National Committee, has stated that the experience Trump went through has left a mark on him and could result in a softer version of his message tonight. The image of Trump rising with a bloodied face and fist raised after the attack in Pennsylvania has become an icon for the Republican Party and has made headlines around the world. This event has sparked widespread interest in Trump's figure and has sparked a debate about his leadership and his ability to face extreme situations with courage and determination. Trump's speech is expected to be the highlight of the four days of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, an event that will be attended by his wife, Melania Trump. This event will be a crucial moment in the former president's campaign, as he seeks to solidify his position as the Republican candidate for the presidency of the United States and set the tone for his electoral strategy leading up to the elections. On the other hand, J. D. Vance, senator from Ohio, has been introduced as Trump's running mate in his presidential race. In his speech at the Republican convention, Vance emphasized the need for leadership that prioritizes the interests of American workers over other agendas, in clear opposition to the policies implemented by President Biden. Vance, known for his book "Hillbilly Elegy" which addresses the life of a white working-class family in the Appalachians, has promised to fight for the progress of all Americans and has emphasized the importance of choosing a new direction that favors domestic manufacturing and protects the country's interests above all. His speech has embraced the principles of Trumpism and has resonated among the former president's followers. In conclusion, the Republican National Convention has been a crucial stage for the consolidation of Trump's figure as a presidential candidate and for presenting J. D. Vance as his running mate. Today's events, with Trump's anticipated speech, will mark a turning point in the American electoral campaign and lay the groundwork for a high-stakes political confrontation in the coming months.