Trump warns Kansans that US will 'burn' like France if Democrats win
Trump used unrest in France to warn that Democrats could bring violence to America as Republicans fight to hold a Kansas Senate seat.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump visited Park City, Kansas, to support Senator Roger Marshall, warning that the United States could experience civil unrest similar to recent riots in France if Democrats win upcoming elections.
- Incumbent Marshall faces Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton in a state that has not elected a Democratic senator in 94 years, as Republicans fight to maintain narrow 218-214 House and 53-47 Senate majorities.
- Rising fuel costs were palpable at the rally, with gas priced at $3.98 and diesel at $5.78, reflecting a 45% increase compared to last year according to travel analyst AAA.
- Polling published Monday shows Trump's approval at a record low of 31%, prompting campaign strategy focused on rural areas to boost support among men 55 years and younger, a demographic crucial to his 2024 victory.
- With the November 3 midterms approaching, Republicans face potential losses as they try to defy political headwinds, while rights advocates have criticized Trump's rhetoric for targeting immigrants and ethnic minorities in previous campaigns.
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On Monday, US President Donald Trump used the violent unrest in France as an argument against Democrats in his battle to defend a Senate seat for Kansas - a seat long held by Republicans but now in danger of falling into the hands of his political opponents. Trump's rally in support of the incumbent Republican senator, Roger Marshall, was his latest stop in conservative states, where Republican candidates are on the defensive due to voter discon…
The Movement: Paris is burning. The American right is watching.
Protests and riots in France have become the latest Republican talking point in the U.S. as the party makes a last-ditch effort to tie Democrats to immigration and socialism two weeks out from the midterm elections. Protesters, largely high school students, first took to the streets earlier this month to demand better school conditions. Those…
Trump: US Will Burn Like France If I Lose Congress
President Trump continued his midterm campaign swing Monday in Kansas, where he used stark language to warm what would happen if Republicans lose control of Congress. "If you want to see what's at take in this election, just look at what's happening in France," he said, closing to widepread protests...
Donald Trump cites the violent unrest in France to attack Democrats during the campaign to defend a Senate seat in Kansas, historically Republican but now at risk. Trump has set out the scenario of protests widespread in the United States in the event of democratic victory, even without providing evidence, while France faces one of the worst waves of clashes in recent years resulting from protests on the cost of living and public services.
Trump uses European riots as flashpoint ahead on campaign trail - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – With two weeks left until the midterm elections, President Donald Trump and his administration are hitting the campaign trail hard, shifting focus from some domestic issues to riots in Western Europe. The Center Square traveled with Trump to Wichita, Kan., on Monday as he crisscrosses the country, holding rallies in traditionally red states every night this week. With the days dwindling and polls showing tight races acros…
Donald Trump said in an election speech in Kansas on Tuesday that "America will burn like France now," says Reuters. "If the Democrats win the November elections, the polls show...
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