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Published 08:57 IST, September 1st 2024

WATCH: Donald Trump's 'Legendary' Dance Moves from US Event Go Viral

Former US President Donald Trump has taken the internet by storm with his dance moves from the annual Moms for Liberty event.

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Washington: Former US President Donald Trump has taken the internet by storm with his dance moves from the annual Moms for Liberty event.

The event, held in Washington, D.C. saw 78-year-old Trump showing off his moves on stage next to the group's co-founder.

A video shared by Bo Loudon, a close associate of Barron Trump, captioned, "Trump just ended his Moms For Liberty event with his impressive dance moves! Moms love Donald Trump! Kamala (Harris) doesn't want you to share this!" quickly gained traction among Trump supporters.

The video has garnered over 978.6K views and several likes, capturing widespread attention online.

Reactions to the video have been mixed, with some viewers commenting that "it will never get old." Another user praised Trump, saying, "Moms and women love President Trump! Trump is the people’s President!" One user even described the dance moves as "legendary."

While some also called the moves “comical”. 

Moms for Liberty is a national group that spent its first three years becoming synonymous with the “parents’ rights” movement in local school boards but recently has become more involved in national politics.

It participated in the controversial conservative blueprint for the next Republican administration, Project 2025, as a member of its advisory board. The group also has invested more than $3 million in four crucial presidential swing states. The money has paid for advertising in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Wisconsin, including messages critical of the Biden administration.

(Inputs from AP) 

 

Updated 13:20 IST, September 1st 2024

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