Trump 2020 Campaign Advisory Board member, Paris Dennard staged the intervention in a debate during BBC’s Newsnight. Speaking as both parties prepare for the 2020 election run in, Mr Dennard insisted that the President was “doing positive things” in order to reach out for voters outside of his usual base. In response to fellow panellist David Frum who claimed that Trump has lost voters from the 2016 election, Mr Dennard insisted that Trump will not be stopped next year.
In a fiery response to Mr Frum, the Trump supporter said: “The citizens voted for President Trump and they will do it again.
You have to get over the fact that Trump won.
“You have to get over the fact that he’s made an impact.
“And you have to get over the fact that he is going to win this re-election because of his impact on the Republican Party.”
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Mr Dennard also pointed out the idea that Trump is starting to gain traction from areas where he had not previously such as the women’s vote.
As of yet, Trump is one of just two Republican candidates running for the election – the other being Bill Weld.
In an impassioned speech in support of Trump, Mr Dennard referenced pop star, Cher’s recent tweet which gained support from the president.
On Sunday, Cher tweeted: “I Understand Helping struggling Immigrants, but my Los Angeles isn’t taking care of its own.
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