If you have a nervous disposition then a President Trump victory speech must be an ordeal. But wait just a moment, because this victory speech followed the recent New Hampshire primary vote. He's not quite there yet.
More pertinently, you might feel nervous about a Donald Trump victory speech because you just don't hear the magnanimity you might expect of a typical American victor. Let alone a British winner. No, it's quite a contrast.

A Trump Victory Speech With a Difference
So when President Trump won the recent New Hampshire Republican party primary in a convincing fashion, we expected something different. And that was what he served up.
Trump Victory Speech Starts With Hollering
President Trump began his victory speech with the classic whooping and hollering. It's how they do it at these rallies. And it works. But then, we heard a tirade aimed at his Republican opponent in the primary, Nikki Haley.
She had a very bad night.
However, we know that the President does have some self-awareness!
This is not your typical victory speech.
We don't expect a Donald Trump speech, let alone a victory speech, to feature any self-deprecation. And we weren't disappointed when he referred to the previous week's Iowa caucus result.
It was the best in the history of the caucus.
Marvellous. But there was even worse for Nikki Haley.
Ron came in second, and he left. She came in third and she's still hanging around.
Victory Speech Hits all the Bases
With more than a side swipe at the New Hampshire Governor and others, we heard.
I don't get too angry, I get even.
Despite everything, Donald Trump will share his stage. And share he did with Vivek Ramaswamy who dropped out of the race for the nomination two weeks ago.
Vote Trump. USA
A Donald Trump victory speech is different. And it's special. Since we're not convinced that anyone else could carry this off!
Furthermore, a Trump speech is more of a two-way rally because he's not concerned with interruptions or outbursts from his audience. And that's never more evident than watching him work with the shouts of, USA, USA, USA or Trump, Trump, Trump. Or, indeed with the signs and posters in the crowd. He draws attention to them and simply makes it work.
We're going to turn our country around.
Concluding This Trump Victory Speech
Was he finished? No.
You can't let people get away with bullsh**t
An yet another swipe at Nikki Haley!
We don't know what will happen in the November general election, but Donald Trump is looking like a shoe-in for the Republicans nomination. But, can anyone deliver a solid nomination speech in the style of Bill Clinton? Probably not, but we'll wait and see.
Autocue Speech
Eight years ago the commentators were wondering whether Donald Trump could be successful. In this speech he used autocue (teleprompt) and the rest is history.
How to Give a Victory Speech Like President Trump
We're not convinced that anyone could deliver a victory speech in the style of a President Trump victory speech (it's certainly very different from a George Galloway victory speech). But, if you want to try a Trump-style victory speech, here are some tips:
- 1Don't be magnanimous.
- 2Humiliate your vanquished opponent.
- 3Keep it short as brevity is always best.
- 4Have a good backdrop if you need some good media coverage.
- 5Get other people, such as Vivek Ramaswamy, to say how marvellous you are.
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