US EditionPresident Trump Mentions Sending National Guard to Atlanta Before Visit
Trump endorsed Clay Fuller for Georgia's 14th District seat, citing policies to raise incomes by $7,000 and protect over 200,000 jobs, amid early voting for the March 10 special election.
- On Feb. 19, 2026, President Donald Trump visited Rome, Georgia to promote his affordability efforts and address the economy.
- As early voting continues, Trump's trip connects to the GA-14 special election, where nearly two dozen candidates compete amid the Republican Party's uphill midterm battle.
- The White House schedule listed a local business stop at 1:50 p.m., a podcast interview at 2:30 p.m., a factory tour at 3:30 p.m., and remarks at 4 p.m., livestreamed by USA TODAY.
- Supporters praised Trump’s policies, while protesters including Susan Dolce voiced concerns about rising costs; some attendees arrived spontaneously after seeing the event online. support by Leah Brisendine and Tyler Cypret.
- The White House said `Georgia is obviously a very important state to the president and to the Republican party`, and the special election is on March 10.
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President Trump endorses Fuller in Rome visit, talks other Georgia races, economy
ROME, Ga. (WDEF)- President Trump spoke for over an hour inside the Coosa Steel Corporation in Rome. It was there that he spoke on a variety of topics, including his endorsement of Clay Fuller, who took center stage during the president’s remarks. Fuller proclaimed next to the President, “Beside me is the greatest president in our country’s history.” President Trump went on to state about Fuller, “Yeah, I heard what he said. I loved what he said…
Trump dismisses affordability woes in Georgia midterm campaign stop
President Donald Trump touts his economic record in a speech in Rome, Georgia. Ross Williams/Georgia RecorderROME, Ga. – In a freewheeling hour-long speech at a northwest Georgia steel plant, President Donald Trump sought to boost his second-term economic agenda ahead of November’s pivotal midterm elections. “We have the most people working in history, and just recently, we crossed two milestones,” he said Thursday. “They thought it was totally …
Georgia Recorder
Trump dismisses affordability woes, boosts allies at northwest Georgia steel plant
President Donald Trump touts his economic record in a speech in Rome, Georgia. Ross Williams/Georgia RecorderROME, Ga. – In a freewheeling hour-long speech at a northwest Georgia steel plant, President Donald Trump sought to boost his second-term economic agenda ahead of November’s pivotal midterm elections. “We have the most people working in history, and just recently, we crossed two milestones,” he said Thursday. “They thought it was totally …
Trump Calls Himself a ‘Schmuck’ for Donating His Presidential Salary
President Trump, whose family has done more to profit from the presidency than any other in modern history, complained in an economic speech on Thursday that he was a “schmuck” to donate his presidential salary and falsely claimed that he was the only one to do so. The Constitution mandates that the president receive a salary, but John F. Kennedy and Herbert Hoover donated theirs to charity because they were among the wealthiest to serve in the …
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