Trump Asserts U.S. ‘In No Hurry’ to Resume Strikes on Iran During Halloween Event
Trump said he was in no hurry to decide on Iran strikes as guests in elaborate costumes gathered at his Mar-a-Lago Halloween party.
- On Friday, Oct. 30, President Donald Trump held a rally at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida, mobilizing supporters for Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds and Senate candidate Ashley Moody ahead of Tuesday's midterm election.
- Trump has campaigned in at least 16 states since September to energize Republican voters, with Florida representing a critical battleground where control of the governor's mansion and U.S. Senate seat remains highly competitive.
- Demonstrators interrupted Trump's speech at least three times, prompting him to shout, "Shut up!" and accuse hecklers of being "paid" by political opponents—a recurring pattern at his recent rallies.
- Donalds and Moody urged supporters to vote Tuesday to maintain Republican control, while Democratic opponents continued their own final outreach to undecided voters in this competitive midterm race.
- National polls show tight races for House and Senate control, with experts warning that divided government remains possible if Republicans fail to secure majorities in either chamber on Election Day.
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After participating in rallies on the occasion of the upcoming elections for Congress, US President Donald Trump (Trump) attended a Halloween party held at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, where he came disguised as himself.
It was a party between Halloween and state affairs for U.S. president Donald Trump in his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida. "I came here dressed as Trump" began. Then he stated that Washington is in no hurry to make an agreement with Iran, and he refused to say if he expects the U.S. to return to war with Tehran next week. "We don't have so much haste from the point of view of neutralizing their Navy. We neutralized their Air Force," Trump…
It only took 10 minutes to get ready.
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