Trump Votes in West Palm Beach, FLOTUS Weighs in on Ukraine Ceasefire After Casting Ballot
Trump backed a disputed campaign ad for Vivek Ramaswamy and said he voted straight party line, as Democrats and Republicans criticized the spot.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump and Melania Trump cast early ballots at the West Palm Beach Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections office during the midterm election.
- Trump defended a controversial campaign ad from Ohio Republican Vivek Ramaswamy featuring the estranged mother of opponent Amy Acton, who calls Acton a liar despite criticism from both parties.
- Vice President JD Vance pushed back on Wednesday against Republicans criticizing the ad, saying he is "a little bit disgusted" when party members complain instead of focusing on Democrats' agenda.
- Trump alleged "pure corruption" in the Alaska Senate race and instructed the DOJ to block certification if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses, claiming opponents added a candidate named Daniel Sullivan to cause confusion.
- Melania Trump said a ceasefire she brokered between Russia and Ukraine for Oleshky is set to start on Tuesday, with the President praising her diplomatic efforts as "better than our professionals.
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The U.S. president went along with his wife Melania Trump to cast his early vote in the midterms, making it clear that he adhered to the partisan line. He did so in Florida, a state in which, in addition to legislators, a new governor will also be elected. In conversation with the media, he spoke of "rematching" Iran's war, while the first lady preferred not to pronounce on a possible humanitarian trip to Ukraine.
The president defended his administration's decision to take legal action to prevent, under certain circumstances, certification of the results of the federal Senate elections in Alaska.
US president says he voted for all Republicans, defends GOP candidates, addresses war in Iran before heading to campaign rally in Georgia
Trump votes Republican in Florida, defends contentious campaign moves
Donald Trump voted for Republican candidates in Florida before travelling to a Georgia rally. His remarks highlighted campaign controversies, an Alaska legal challenge and widening foreign-policy stakes.
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