Midterms Election Campaign in Texas: Trump Blames Public Relations for His Poor Polls
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Just over a month before the U.S. general election, Donald Trump launched his campaign offensive, showing unusually small-mindedness: he was aware of his persistently poor popularity values – but he was not responsible for his political actions.
The US president allows himself to be self-criticized at the start of his campaign tour. His work is good, but they sell it badly. Trump travels from Texas to Oklahoma.
Trump's popularity is poor, but the US president sees the problem elsewhere: at PR. Shortly before the midterms, he still relies on his radiance.
The Democrats see the majority in the House of Representatives during the interim elections. The popularity of the US President is falling, as Donald Trump admits in the election campaign. However, he does not see the reason for this in his political action.
In front of the Midterms, US President Trump is confident despite poor polls. Republicans did a good job, but didn't sell their successes well enough.
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