Trump, Vance and Obama Are Making Closing Stretch Appeals to Midterm Voters in Pivotal States
Trump promoted Republican candidates, promised more FEMA flood aid and tied Texas energy output to lower fuel prices.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump visited the Port of Corpus Christi, Texas, highlighting U.S. oil production while pointing to a tanker carrying 1 million barrels of Venezuelan oil destined for domestic refining.
- Addressing Texas Hill Country flood damage, Trump announced additional FEMA relief funds following requests from Senator Ted Cruz and Senate candidate Ken Paxton, whom the President endorsed during the rally.
- During the Senate race focus, Trump claimed James Talarico would threaten Texans' access to guns, oil, and meat if elected, while urging supporters to back Republican Ken Paxton.
- Emphasizing campaign momentum, Trump stated his 26 rallies have "really energized" The Republican Party, while attendees purchased hats for $47 at the "MAGA Merch" table celebrating his 47th President status.
- With Election Day on November 3 approaching, Trump is focusing on states won two years ago to maintain Republican control of Congress, urging: "Let's go out and do what we do best, and that's win on November 3rd.
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We may be witnessing Trump's farewell tour in 'Trump country" Texas:
The most striking thing about Trump's appearance at last night's rally in Lubbock, Texas was that he looks very, very tired. He's running on fumes. His voice is permanently hoarse and he's peppering his speech with complaints that he has to be on the campaign trail at all.
Texas: Trump arrives in Lubbock for second stop of dual campaign swing, boosting GOP support for Paxton
President Donald Trump arrived in Lubbock on Tuesday for the second stop of a dual campaign swing across Texas aimed at boosting Republican support in a competitive U.S. Senate race.
'Is that okay?' Trump startled as loud noises disrupt Texas rally
President Donald Trump was briefly thrown off script during his rally in Lubbock, Texas on Tuesday night after loud noises rang out inside the Memorial Civic Center. Trump traveled to Texas to hold a pair of rallies for Republicans like Senate candidate Ken Paxton, who is currently trailing Democrat...
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