Trump touts his power at Kentucky rally to energize voters ahead of midterm elections
Trump said the Department of War would invest $100 million in a Kentucky drug plant if Republicans win the midterms.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump rallied in Highland Heights, Kentucky, to bolster Republican turnout, claiming, "I can do stuff that is unbelievable." He touted his expanded power in his second term, referencing his ability to rename geographic landmarks like Lake Ontario.
- Trump targeted former Rep. Thomas Massie at the rally, calling him a "jerk" and "loser" for opposing the Iran war. He trumpeted Ed Gallrein as a more loyal replacement, though the crowd's response was tepid.
- Alleging the Democratic Party platform includes abolishing the Senate and Supreme Court, Trump claimed that if his opponents win, the U.S. will "have a depression." These claims do not appear on the party's platform.
- Trump reiterated a promise that every American would receive $5,000 if Republicans win, a proposal costing more than $1 trillion and worsening the nearly $1.8 trillion annual budget deficit. He also pledged Department of Defense investment in a Kentucky drug manufacturing facility.
- With control of Congress on the line, Trump urged voters to "pretend that I" am on the ballot to prevent Democratic-led investigations. The rally emphasized the high stakes for his administration in the upcoming midterm elections.
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The election promise raised questions about the use of federal resources, while pharmaceutical Antheia confirmed funding, but less.
Donald Trump links a $100 million Kentucky drug plant investment to Republican victory in the 2026 midterm elections
Donald Trump ties a $100M Kentucky drug plant investment to a Republican victory in the Nov 3 midterm elections, while repeating his $5,000 dividend promise.
Trump says Google kisses his ass
During a rally on Saturday, October 17th, in Highland Heights, Kentucky, Donald Trump bragged about how much more powerful and influential he was during his second term. While listing off his accomplishments, he mentioned his decision to rename the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario. "This is a much more powerful term. I can do […]
Trump made an investment of $100 million in drug production in Kentucky based on a Republican victory in the interim elections.
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'This Is A Much More Powerful Term': Trump Boasts Of Greater Strength In Second Term At Kentucky Rally
Donald Trump claimed Google now treats him with greater deference during his second term, boasting of his influence at a Kentucky rally as he urged voters to back Republicans in the US midterm elections.
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