Donald Trump RNC Speakers List 2024 Campaign Released: A roster of speakers for the Republican National Convention the next week was released on Saturday by the campaign of former president Trump. The speakers include model and rapper Amber Rose, TV show Tucker Carlson, investor David Sacks, and podcaster.
Donald Trump RNC Speakers List 2024 Campaign Released
U.S. Senators:
- Marsha Blackburn (TN), Katie Britt (AL), Tom Cotton (AR), Ted Cruz (TX), Steve Daines (MT), Ron Johnson (WI), Marco Rubio (FL), Eric Schmitt (MO), Rick Scott (FL), Tim Scott (SC), JD Vance (OH)
U.S. Representatives:
- Monica De La Cruz (TX), Byron Donalds (FL), House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (MN), Matt Gaetz (FL), Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA), Richard Hudson (NC), Wesley Hunt (TX), Ronny Jackson (TX), John James (MI), House Speaker Mike Johnson (LA), Anna Paulina Luna (FL), Nancy Mace (SC), Brian Mast (FL), House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (LA), Elise Stefanik (NY), Jeff Van Drew (NJ), Michael Waltz (FL)
Governors:
- Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin
Other Officials:
- Iowa AG Brenna Bird, North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, East Palestine Mayor Trent Conaway
Former Trump Administration Members:
- Dr Ben Carson, Kellyanne Conway, Ric Grenell, Linda McMahon, Peter Navarro, Mike Pompeo
Candidates:
- Jim Banks, Sam Brown, Hung Cao, Eric Hovde, Jim Justice, Kari Lake, Dave McCormick, Bernie Moreno, Mike Rogers, Tim Sheehy
Others:
- Republican Jewish Coalition CEO Matt Brooks
- TV personality Tucker Carlson
- TV personality Savannah Chrisley
- former House Speaker Newt Gingrich
- Pastor Franklin Graham, country star Lee Greenwood
- Trump campaign advisor Alina Habba
- ABC Supply owner Diane Hendricks
- former ICE director Tom Homan
- country musician Chris Janson
- businessman Perry Johnson
- TPUSA CEO Charlie Kirk
- Teamsters President Sean O’Brien
- businessman Vivek Ramaswamy
- influencer Amber Rose
- Yammer CEO David Sacks
- Goya Foods CEO Bob Unanue
- UFC CEO Dana White
- businessmen Steven and Zach Witkoff
The Republican National Convention: An Overview
The Republican National Convention (RNC) is a pivotal event in the American political landscape, serving as a grand stage where the Republican Party formally nominates its candidates for President and Vice President of the United States. This convention is not only a crucial moment for the party but also a significant spectacle that captures the nation’s attention every four years.
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History of the Republican National Convention
The RNC has a rich history dating back to the 19th century. The first convention was held in 1856 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Since then, it has evolved into a highly organized and media-savvy event, reflecting changes in technology, society, and politics.
Purpose of the RNC
The primary purposes of the RNC are:
- Nomination of Candidates: Delegates from each state gather to nominate the party’s candidates for President and Vice President.
- Party Platform: The convention adopts the party platform, outlining its positions on various issues and its agenda for the upcoming election.
- Unity and Motivation: It serves as a unifying event for the party, rallying the base and energizing supporters for the general election campaign.
- Showcasing Leadership: The convention highlights party leaders and up-and-coming politicians, giving them a platform to address the nation.
Structure of the RNC
The RNC typically spans four days, with each day having a distinct theme and focus:
- Opening Day: This day often focuses on procedural matters, including the roll call of states and the official nomination process.
- Platform Day: Delegates debate and adopt the party platform, a comprehensive document that outlines the party’s positions on key issues.
- Speeches and Keynotes: Prominent party members, including former Presidents, Governors, Senators, and rising stars, deliver speeches to rally support and present the party’s vision.
- Nomination Acceptance: The final day features the acceptance speeches of the Presidential and Vice-Presidential nominees, marking the culmination of the convention.
Memorable Moments in RNC History
The RNC has witnessed many historic moments, some of which have left a lasting impact on American politics:
- 1964 RNC in San Francisco: Barry Goldwater’s nomination marked a shift towards a more conservative ideology within the party.
- 1980 RNC in Detroit: Ronald Reagan’s acceptance speech, which emphasized a return to conservative principles, became a defining moment in modern Republican history.
- 2000 RNC in Philadelphia: George W. Bush’s nomination and subsequent victory set the stage for a new era in Republican politics.
- 2016 RNC in Cleveland: Donald Trump’s unconventional campaign and nomination highlighted a significant shift in the party’s direction and strategy.
The Role of Delegates
Delegates play a crucial role at the RNC. They are typically selected through a combination of primary elections and caucuses in each state. Their main responsibilities include:
- Casting Votes: Delegates cast their votes to officially nominate the party’s candidates.
- Debating the Platform: They engage in debates and discussions to shape the party’s platform.
- Representing Constituents: Delegates represent the views and interests of their states’ Republican voters.
Media and Public Perception
The RNC is a major media event, attracting extensive coverage from news outlets around the world. The way the convention is portrayed can significantly influence public perception of the party and its candidates. This media spotlight provides an opportunity for the party to communicate its message directly to voters.
