Trump Will Rally in Kansas and Iowa After Initially Canceling Weekend Trips Before Midterms
The reversal comes as Trump adds dozens of tele-rallies to his schedule and campaigns for Republican Senate candidates in two tight Midwestern races.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump will visit Iowa and Kansas for back-to-back campaign rallies, rescheduling events he previously canceled.
- The Republican National Committee announced Thursday a '72-hour sprint' of telerallies planned for nearly 20 states to maximize nationwide voter reach.
- As of Thursday, Trump had completed 25 campaign rallies during October, falling short of his goal to hold more than 30 events.
- Officials familiar with the plans stated the Iowa and Kansas in-person rallies were rearranged to accommodate the new telerally schedule.
- This reversal marks an abrupt shift from Trump's pledge to galvanize supporters by conducting in-person events through the final campaign days.
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After canceling rallies, Trump reschedules Iowa and Kansas visits election nears
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s rallies in Kansas and Iowa this weekend are back on after initial cancellations, States Newsroom confirmed Friday. The Midwest rallies mark the final sprint to Election Day on Nov. 3 — now just four days away — where the GOP is itching to maintain its narrow majority in the U.S. […]
President Trump's campaign travel plans apparently just boomeranged. Aftercancelling rallies in Kansas and Iowa in the home stretch of the midterms, the president is now expected to hit both states Sunday, according to a White House official and a Republican operating who spoke with CNN; the AP is reporting...
The U.S. president finally decided to go to Iowa and Kansas on Sunday, November 1, after announcing the cancellation of these rallies. There are questions about his state of health and his strategy.
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