A lively and bold Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump went off script at his Grand Rapids, Michigan, campaign rally to mock Democrats' failed "threat to democracy narrative" pushed by President Joe Biden.  Dems don't know the meaning of Democracy.

     "There's never been anything like it, and now we have something coming up where they're going to go to the convention and they have a couple of problems: No. 1, they have no idea who their candidate is and neither do we," Trump told his campaign rally that aired live and in its entirety on Newsmax and the free Newsmax2 streaming platform. "That's a problem. But we'll see. Hopefully they get it worked out.  "Sort of interesting: This guy goes and he gets the votes and now they want to take it away. That's democracy. They talk about democracy. Let's take it away from them."

     Trump denounced Biden and Democrats disenfranchising American voters by "throwing out" the results of months and nearly 50 states' Democrat primary elections.  Democrats are reportedly seeking to hold an open virtual nomination in early August before the mid-August Democratic National Convention, assuming the White House and Biden decide to end their reelection campaign under increasing pressure after a "bad night" at the debate last month, the failed Trump assassination attempt, and a wildly united GOP at the RNC this week.

      Last week I took a bullet for democracy," Trump said in a remarkably poignant remark. "But now we go forward as one movement, and really we're doing very well," he continued. "We have a very special group of people like the people here. You people built this country. It's one movement and we're more united, determined than ever before. "We've never been so determined.