Trump set to host Kentucky midterm rally
Trump tied the money to Republican victories and said the investment would help revive pharmaceutical manufacturing at a Kentucky plant.
- On Saturday, October 17, President Donald Trump will hold a "Midterm Rally" in Highland Heights, Kentucky, with remarks scheduled for around 2 p.m.
- As the midterm elections near, Trump is making a nationwide campaign push, marking his third trip to the region in recent weeks to support GOP candidates in Ohio.
- Kentucky voters will decide who replaces retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell, with Republican Andy Barr facing Democrat Charles Booker for the Senate seat and Ed Gallrein and Melissa Strange competing for the 4th Congressional District.
- The Cook Political Report considers both the Senate and 4th Congressional District races "solid Republican," and neither is viewed as a top Democratic target.
- Trump's visit comes a little more than two weeks before the November 3 midterm elections, while Kentucky voters can begin early voting on October 29.
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NEWS HEADLINES: WATCH: President Trump Makes $100 Million Kentucky Promise — Then Delivers A Blunt Midterm Message – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Jack
President Trump did not fly into Kentucky merely to deliver endorsements. He brought a $100 million manufacturing pledge, a warning about Republican turnout, and a reminder that his political influence is very much on the ballot in November — even when his name is not. The crowd at Truist Arena in Highland Heights also got Trump at his most unscripted. While talking about the power of his second term, he explained how quickly Google Maps respond…
During a rally in Kentucky, Donald Trump spoke about the immense power he wields during his second term in the White House. "I can do things that are unbelievable," he boasted. He also commented harshly on his relationship with Google.
Donald Trump also questioned the media and accused journalists of spreading false information about the border wall.
Donald Trump claims that through tariffs he has made Mexico pay "many times" for the construction of the border wall, which he refused to do.
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