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Trump Will Rally in Kansas and Iowa After Initially Canceling Weekend Trips Before Midterms
The reversal comes as Trump adds dozens of tele-rallies to his schedule and campaigns for Republican Senate candidates in two tight Midwestern races.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump will visit Iowa and Kansas for back-to-back campaign rallies, rescheduling events he previously canceled.
- The Republican National Committee announced Thursday a '72-hour sprint' of telerallies planned for nearly 20 states to maximize nationwide voter reach.
- As of Thursday, Trump had completed 25 campaign rallies during October, falling short of his goal to hold more than 30 events.
- Officials familiar with the plans stated the Iowa and Kansas in-person rallies were rearranged to accommodate the new telerally schedule.
- This reversal marks an abrupt shift from Trump's pledge to galvanize supporters by conducting in-person events through the final campaign days.
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Trump Reschedules Canceled Iowa and Kansas Rallies, White House Confirms * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
President Trump has rescheduled rallies that were previously canceled in Kansas and Iowa for this weekend. Trump announced on Thursday that he would no longer…
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Trump Reverses Rally Cancellations, Schedules Iowa and Kansas Appearances Ahead of Midterm Elections
President Donald Trump will hold back-to-back campaign rallies Sunday in Kansas and Iowa after Republicans initially canceled the appearances in favor of a nationwide telephone ... The post Trump Reverses Rally Cancellations, Schedules Iowa and Kansas Appearances Ahead of Midterm Elections first appeared on [your]NEWS.
The president had chosen to hold virtual meetings with his supporters, even though Republicans are waging tight competitions in both states.
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