Trump Drops ‘Keep America Great’ Because ‘America’s Not Great Right Now’

45th President Donald Trump has revealed that he can’t run in 2024 on the slogan “Keep America Great,” because “America’s not great right now.”

Speaking to a crowd at his Mar-a-Lago home over the weekend, President Trump declared that since the Biden administration took power, Americans were now “living in a Third World country,” blaming many current crises on their leadership.

“We had a thing, Keep America Great. It was going to be a theme, we had Make America Great Again, and this was going to be a theme, because we did so well. Keep America Great, and I couldn’t use it, because I said America’s not great right now,” Trump confirmed. “We’re laughed at all over the world.”

“There’s never been destruction of a country, in my opinion, outside of horrendous war, there’s never been destruction of a country like there has been of the United States in the last two years,” the former President added. “All of these were self-inflicted… With all of the great things we did, it’s so sad to see what’s happened. ”

One of the first examples Trump led with was the arrest of Ashli Babbitt’s mother, Micki Witthoeft, Ashli Babbitt’s mother, for allegedly “jaywalking” during a peaceful protest on the anniversary of her daughter’s killing by Capitol Police.

“We have a weaponised country right now with law enforcement,” Trump argued. “[Witthoeft was arrested] because she was protesting the death of her daughter being shot by a lunatic who’s got a record of ‘not so good’, and then they try and protect him… So she loses her daughter, and on top of it, she gets arrested.”

Trump further lambasted Biden’s pull-out of Afghanistan, and his current policy towards Russia and Ukraine, alleging that Putin would “never in a million years [have] attacked Ukraine” if he was still in office.