Trump campaigns in Mississippi, highlighting Republicans’ challenges
Security escorted a heckler out after he shouted about Trump’s White House ballroom, as the president campaigned for Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump campaigned in Mississippi, a reliably Republican state where the party faces unexpected challenges as the election nears.
- Voter discontent over inflation and foreign policy has allowed Democratic underdogs to expand battleground maps, prompting Senate Democrats' super PAC to invest $1.2 million.
- Earlier, Vance campaigned in Belgrade, Montana, with Republican Aaron Flint and Republican Senate candidate Kurt Alme, while Former Vice President Kamala Harris joined Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley in Wisconsin.
- In New York, Rep. Mike Lawler mimicked a McDonald's visit Trump performed two years ago, while Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed distanced himself from ads blaming high prices on Israel.
- Trump plans to hold a rally Saturday in Salina, Kansas, marking his second visit to the state in less than two weeks as he continues aggressive campaigning.
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Trump, ignoring polls, predicts economy to help Republicans in midterms
US President Donald Trump campaigned on Monday in deeply Republican Mississippi, predicting victory for a Republican Senate candidate based on what he deemed to be a booming US economy, while also repeating his claim that oil prices would soon plummet.
Donald Trump doesn't change his mind, and from the stage of Corinth, in Mississippi, he continues to claim the new geographical denominations introduced by his administration for official federal use. After the Gulf of America for the Gulf of Mexico and Lake America for Lake Ontario, the tycoon raises: "Now we need a river and an ocean," returning to the hypothesis of rename the Atlantic Ocean of America. "Now it is Lake America." "I promise tha…
“I think Europe will be thrilled.” US President Donald Trump said he wants to change the name of the Atlantic Ocean to the American Ocean and is also considering renaming a river
“Think of it. We have a lake and we have a gulf (Lake Ontario and the Gulf of Mexico renamed by the Trump administration in the US as Lake America and the Gulf of America, respectively – TASS). Now we need a river and an ocean,” Trump told his...
Synthetically speaking about changing the name of Lake Ontario and the Gulf of Mexico to Lake and Gulf of America, users of a rumbling excerpt expressed their thinking of changing the "Atlantic Ocean" to the American Ocean.
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