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Crowd Goes Wild Over Donald Trump Speech at CPAC

Crowd Goes Wild Over Donald Trump Speech at CPAC
Donald Trump exited the stage after his speech at CPAC to cheers of "Run Trump Run."

Trump delivered a pro-business, anti-foreign aid message in his brief remarks. He mentioned "if I run," multiple times before delivering his political platform, saying he is pro-life, not in favor of gun control, favors revoking foreign aid, advocates for the repeal and replace of ObamaCare and if elected, will cut taxes.
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"If I run and if I win, this country will be respected again."


The Donald also took a shot at Rep. Ron Paul saying, "Ron Paul will never be elected," a comment that received mixed loud boos and applause.

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