'That Was a Nasty Ending': Donald Trump Reacts to Chiefs' Collapse
Trump called the finish a “nasty ending” and told fans the Chiefs would be fine after Denver’s 15-point fourth-quarter rally.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump brought Air Force One to Salina, Kansas, to bolster the reelection campaign of U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, marking his final midterm campaign stop in a tightening race.
- The rally followed polling that indicated Democrat Adam Hamilton held an advantage over Marshall, reflecting a high-stakes effort to preserve a seat in a state that has not elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in nearly a century.
- Marshall urged voters to prioritize the ballot box over their anger regarding economic conditions, while Trump defended him against attack ads concerning lawsuits filed against 700 patients for unpaid bills.
- Calling the Kansas City Chiefs' 28-24 loss to the Denver Broncos a "nasty" ending, Trump admitted he perhaps should have scheduled his rally to avoid interfering with the football game.
- With the election just two days away, Marshall told the crowd that voting is a "God-given responsibility," while Trump urged supporters to treat the race as if he were on the ballot.
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The American leader seeks to maintain Republican control in Kansas, a key state, through a final rally in Salina. The act, marked by his characteristic dance, could be his last political appearance, closing an era of changes in his party.
US midterms 2026: Trump steps up anti-Democrat offensive over tax policies at Kansas rally - The Tribune
US President Donald Trump intensified his attacks on Democrats over their tax policies, voter identification measures and border security during a campaign rally in Kansas, urging voters to support Republicans in the November 3 midterm elections as the party faces a closely contested battle to retain control of the US Congress.
'That was a nasty ending': Donald Trump reacts to Chiefs' collapse
Kansas City Chiefs fans were still reeling from a brutal loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday night. And President Donald Trump decided to remind them of it. Speaking at a rally in Kansas shortly after the game, Trump weighed in on the Chiefs’ fourth-quarter collapse. He didn’t hold back on how painful it looked.…
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