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The president is making his second trip to Kansas to support Sen. Roger Marshall in a hard-fought campaign with reverend Adam Hamilton.
On Friday President Trump addressed supporters in Daytona, Florida, while former President Clinton spoke in Mississippi.
Ballrooms. Cognitive tests. The male physique. President Donald Trump’s closing message to midterm voters has veered into some unexpected places.
Donald Trump sparked fresh health fears after struggling to keep his eyes open during latest rally speech, while some observers claimed he looked 'fatigued.'
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Trump White House Reportedly Notifies Conservative Groups It’s ‘Monitoring’ Their Public Statements After GOP Bloodbath
“As always, we are monitoring statements, press releases, and media engagements from your organizations,” the memo read. The post Trump White House Reportedly Notifies Conservative Groups It’s ‘Monitoring’ Their Public Statements After GOP Bloodbath first appeared on Mediaite.
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Kaitlan Collins shares video comparing Donald Trump's 2018 vs 2026 midterm rally messaging
CNN's Kaitlan Collins revealed videos of President Donald Trump in 2018 versus now, showing how much he's changed between midterm elections over the last eight years
The current and former presidents rallied in the battleground state just days apart in the final stretch before Election Day.
Jake Tapper has exposed President Donald Trump for telling the same story twice just minutes apart at a rally. On Monday’s edition of The Lead, Tapper zeroed in on a Sunday New York Times report by Peter Baker and Dylan Freedman,
Two days before Election Day, President Donald Trump spent his Sunday evening in Kansas rallying for U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, gubernatorial candidate Ty Masterson and more of the Republican ticket.
The decision to cancel relieved some political operatives on the ground, who were happy to hear Trump would be engaging in telerallies that tend to be more scripted.
The governor of Kentucky advised the party how to combat corruption and mismanagement without reverting to old tactics.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday rejected reports he will leave Donald Trump's administration to run for president, telling the New York Times in an interview that working for Trump until the end of Trump's term has "always been my plan.
