This week was the 23rd year of remembrance of the tragedy that unfolded on September 11, 2001.
This from thepatriotjournal.com.
Leading politicians—including Biden, Harris, and Trump—gathered in New York City to honor the nearly 3,000 Americans who lost their lives on that day. Having come together in unity, members of all political stripes stood to remember the horrific events that forever changed the nation.
At 8:46 a.m., a solemn moment of silence was observed as a reminder of when the first plane hit the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Throughout the morning, additional moments of silence were held to mark the other devastating events of the day: the second plane hitting the South Tower, the attack on the Pentagon, the crash of Flight 93 in Pennsylvania, and the collapse of the towers.
It was a moment of national reflection, where grief mixed with resilience, and the message was clear: Never forget.
From Daily Wire:
Leading politicians on both sides of the aisle stood together in New York City on Wednesday to commemorate the 23rd [annual remembrance] of the September 11, 2001, attacks…
Trump and Harris showed up for the 9/11 ceremony following their first debate in Philadelphia on Tuesday night. People in the crowd are heard shouting support for Trump after he arrived at the ceremony.
President Biden, Vice President Harris, former President Trump, Sen. JD Vance and Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg at 9/11 Ceremony in New York. pic.twitter.com/nK19YKABjB
— CSPAN (@cspan) September 11, 2024
While the nation reflected,
the political battle for the future continued.
After the debate in Philadelphia the night before, Trump and Harris found themselves at the same ceremony. Once again, Trump’s arrival was met with support from the crowd. Despite being adversaries in the White House race, it’s hard to ignore that Trump still commands a loyal following, even at solemn events like this one.
Trump’s presence at the ceremony carried weight. The president has always spoken strongly about national security, reminding Americans of the need for a robust defense and tough leadership. His track record on military strength and America-first policies set him apart from the current regime.
During his time in office, Trump took decisive steps to eliminate threats, such as the targeted strike on Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, which reduced the risk of future attacks on U.S. soil. In contrast, Biden and Harris have been criticized for perceived weaknesses, especially during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan.
As Trump and Harris shook hands, it was more than just a polite gesture.
It was a reminder that while unity is important on days like 9/11, the sharp divide in leadership styles between the two couldn’t be more evident. Harris, while present, lacks the clear vision and bold leadership that Trump brought to the presidency. Her presence was polite, but many see her as being out of touch with the nation’s security needs.
Trump’s supporters, who cheered him at the ceremony, recognize his dedication to rebuilding America’s strength. They know he is not afraid to call out the failures of the current administration.
On a day that represents the fight against evil and terror, Trump’s presence served as a reminder that strong leadership is necessary to keep America safe.
As the ceremony moved forward, it was clear that while we remember the past, the future of America’s leadership is still up for debate. And Trump, ever the fighter, is once again in the spotlight, ready to take back the reins and lead with the same strength he has always promised.
God speed to President Trump.
