Former GOP lawmaker who spoke at DNC flags moment that 'will be written about for years'

Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL), whose speech at the Democratic National Convention served as a highlight of the event due to the GOP veteran's across-the-aisle endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris, on Saturday highlighted a development from the DNC that he says "will be written about for years."

Kinzinger, who is said to be facing an "uphill battle" as he tries to change Republican minds to support Harris, took to social media over the weekend to talk about what happened.

"Something happened at the DNC that will be written about for years," the ex-lawmaker said. "Donald Trump has given up traditional Republican ground, and the Democrats and Kamala snatched it up. Trump gave up being the defense candidate by becoming weak and panicked, and embracing Russia."

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Kinzinger went on to say that that Harris "said she wants to make the most lethal military ever and stand up to dictators."

"Trump gave up being the proud American party. They hate America which is obvious to all but the most loyal MAGA. Kamala showed her pride in the country AS IT IS TODAY, not pining for the 1950s," he added on X. "Trump gave up being the border hawk. While this will take time to recognize, I believe cracks have started. Kamala reminded everyone that Trump tanked the hawkish border bill, and committed to signing it (in front of a loudly cheering crowd)."

Kinzinger continued, saying, "Trump ceded the ground of opportunity and vision. His constant whining and focus on the past. Kamala showed a forward looking vision."

"Trump gave up law and order. Not just on Jan 6, but attacking The FBI, questioning the CIA, and calling for violence," he said. "And now an awards ceremony for Jan 6 criminals. Kamala showed appreciation for police and stressed her role as a prosecutor."

In conclusion, according to Kinzinger, "The Dems are now on their way to being the Patriotic, USA chanting, America loving party, and the Republicans look like the bitter old men who are angry that the country is vibrant and dynamic."

"What a flip in record time," he said, adding, "A bad plan to keep the GOP relevant."