Trump says he is embarking on 32 days of campaign travel before November elections
Trump will spend 32 days rallying Republican candidates as polls show Democrats ahead in key House and Senate races, officials said.
- On Thursday, Vice President JD Vance rallied Republican supporters in Lakeland, Florida, urging turnout for party candidates with exactly 33 days until the November 3 election.
- The stop is part of a nationwide Republican campaign blitz, with party leaders visiting strategic areas to shore up enthusiasm and promote their economic record before next month's vote.
- Contrasting the current economy with the years under President Joe Biden, Vance claimed inflation dropped below 2% in 2025 and 3% in 2026, while touting a 126 year low in the murder rate.
- Amid multiple protest interruptions, Vance criticized opponents and framed the midterm elections as a choice between Republican leadership and what he termed "crazy" policies from Democrats.
- Joining Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds and Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, the rally emphasized border enforcement and tax policy to secure wins in competitive districts.
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The US president is not running for re-election, but sees himself as the frontrunner in the midterm election campaign.
The US president leaves no doubt: he wants to help his Republicans win the important congressional elections. Even if his polls are in the basement, he travels the country for it.
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The US president leaves no doubt: he wants to help his Republicans win the important congressional elections. Even if his polls are in the basement, he travels the country for it.
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In Lakeland visit, J.D. Vance says Angie Nixon 'doesn't belong in America'
LAKELAND — Vice President J.D. Vance said in Florida Thursday that it was almost “too easy” to attack the candidacies of the two top Democrats running on the statewide ballot next month, David Jolly for governor and Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate. Yet the political reality is that he was in deep-red Polk County having […]
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