Resolution in Support of Donald J. Trump as the Republican Presidential Candidate for 2024

GCRCC Secretary • February 29, 2024

WHEREAS Donald J. Trump is the duly elected 45th president of the United States of America; and


WHEREAS under the leadership of Donald J. Trump the United States of America prospered to a degree not seen for years, with employment reaching all time highs as well as energy independence; and


WHEREAS President Donald J. Trump successfully and aggressively promoted individual freedom, economic freedom, capitalism, the free market economy, reduction of the administrative state, and worldwide peace, unlike any president since Ronald Reagan; and


WHEREAS Donald J. Trump accomplished goals such as effectively ending NAFTA (relacing it with the USMCA), withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accords, and encouragement of peace in the Middle East under the Abraham Accords, which helped discourage aggressive Iranian behavior; and


WHEREAS Donald J. Trump exposed the shocking mechanics of the deep state in our country to the light of day, enabling ordinary citizens to see the actual depth of ugly government corruption for the first time; and


WHEREAS Donald J. Trump supported a strong United States military; and


WHEREAS Donald J. Trump's many accomplishments triumphed despite previously unseen and unrelenting personal attacks on a sitting President of the United States from corrupt government agencies, vicious democrat opposition leaders, dark money, and extreme left-wing factions throughout the world, and from those here in our own country; therefore be it


RESOLVED that the Gallatin County Republican Central Committee fully supports and stands behind Donald J. Trump as the only acceptable Republican candidate for President of the United States in the 2024 election; and be it further


RESOLVED that the Gallatin County Republican Central Committee, and the Committeemen and Committeewomen who constitute that organization agree to work tirelessly to see that Donald J. Trump is the duly elected President of the United States in 2024.

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