Trump Campaigning In Iowa Midterms
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Sioux City, Iowa — President Trump is set to rally Thursday with Rep. Ashley Hinson in Iowa as he seeks to boost Republican candidates in a political environment that has dimmed for the party — prompting modest pushback from the very candidates he's supporting.
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- 22 Oct
President Trump is stumping for Republicans in Sioux City, Iowa, on Thursday, with 12 days until Election Day.
Coverage 5 articles
22 Oct Trump campaigning in ruby red area of Iowa with midterms 12 days away
CBS News
22 Oct WATCH LIVE: Trump rallies in Iowa amid midterm travel blitz
Washington Examiner
22 Oct Iowa State Rep. J.D. Scholten on tight Senate race between Hinson, Turek
CBS News
22 Oct Trump heads to Iowa as Republicans fight for seats in longtime stronghold
New York Post
22 Oct Trump rallying with Hinson in Iowa as she pledges to push back on White House
CBS News
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