Trump campaign deputy communications director Caroline Sunshine praises former President Trump's performance at a Black journalists convention, contrasting his "fight, fight, fight" approach with Vice President Kamala Harris's perceived absence.
Trump 2024 deputy communications director Caroline Sunshine has hailed former President Trump's contentious appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) convention as a "masterclass" in political campaigning and a testament to his unwavering determination to fight for the American people.
Sunshine, appearing on Fox News' "The Faulkner Focus," elaborated on the contrast between Trump's "fight, fight, fight" approach and Vice President Kamala Harris's absence from the event, which Sunshine characterized as indicative of her lack of authenticity and willingness to engage in tough conversations.
Trump's 'Fight, Fight, Fight' Approach at NABJ: A Masterclass in Campaigning
"The word of the day is 'fake, fake, fake,' versus 'fight, fight, fight,'" Sunshine stated. "President Trump says it better than I ever could."
Sunshine emphasized Trump's resolute spirit and unwavering commitment to confronting challenges, particularly in the face of adversity. She highlighted his response to the assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, where he declared, "Fight, fight, fight!"
Trump's 'Fight, Fight, Fight' Approach at NABJ: A Masterclass in Campaigning
"I thought it was a masterclass from President Trump in how you fight, fight, fight, and tell the truth," Sunshine said.
She attributed Trump's performance at the NABJ event to his unwavering determination to engage directly with voters and address their concerns, regardless of the potential for controversy.
Trump's 'Fight, Fight, Fight' Approach at NABJ: A Masterclass in Campaigning
"The mainstream liberal media's bias plays out yet again," Sunshine asserted. "They are determined to paint President Trump in a negative light, but the American people see through their agenda."
Sunshine criticized Harris for failing to appear at the event, arguing that her absence underscored her lack of accountability and willingness to engage with the African American community.
"She allows the fake news media to do her bidding and carry water for her, so that she never has to show up and take tough questions from journalists," Sunshine said.
Trump's interview at the NABJ convention was marked by heated exchanges with reporters, including ABC News' Rachel Scott and Fox News' Harris Faulkner. However, Sunshine maintained that Trump's direct and often confrontational approach resonated with the audience.
"President Trump's performance was a masterclass in how to campaign for the White House," Sunshine concluded. "He is not afraid to tell the truth and fight for what he believes in, no matter what the consequences."
