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Trump Kentucky Midterm Rallies

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President Donald Trump on Saturday afternoon is rallying voters in Kentucky to boost Republican House candidate Ed Gallrein and other GOP contenders as the midterm elections approach.

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CBS News18 Oct

President Trump held a campaign rally in Kentucky, marking his 13th such event there within the last month. The visit comes amid increasing opposition, including "no kings" protest movements and efforts to encourage early voting against his party ahead of the midterm elections.

Trump visits Kentucky for 13th rally in the last month as midterms approach →2 articles from CBS News on this story
New York Post17 Oct

President Trump is traveling to Highland Heights, Kentucky, on Saturday to hold a rally for supporters and campaign for Republican candidates facing competitive races ahead of the midterms. The visit aims to bolster Republicans in key battleground states like Ohio, where former Senator Sherrod Brown is challenging GOP incumbent Jon Husted for his Senate seat. Democratic Governor Andy Beshear sees Trump's focus on…

Trump traveling to Kentucky to rally supporters ahead of midterms →
Toronto Star17 Oct

At a rally in Highland Heights, Kentucky, President Donald Trump emphasized his presidential powers and decision-making abilities to energize Republican voters ahead of the midterm elections. He spoke in support of U.S. House candidate Ed Gallrein and highlighted his authority by mentioning his ability to make significant decisions, such as changing how the U.S. government refers to the Gulf of Mexico.

Trump touts his power at Kentucky rally to energize voters ahead of midterm elections →
The Independent17 Oct

President Trump held a rally in Kentucky where he attacked Democrats and predicted Republican success in the midterms. However, privately, according to Reuters, Trump has been blaming his aides for poor campaign performance amid polls indicating potential losses for Republicans. The article cites sources who say Trump criticized James Blair of MAGA Inc. PAC and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles over election strategy…

Trump recycles ‘Dumocrats’ attacks at Kentucky rally but behind the scenes is ‘blaming aides’ for gloomy midterms outlook →

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Trump touts his power at Kentucky rally to energize voters ahead of midterm elections Toronto Star

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    President Donald Trump on Saturday afternoon is rallying voters in Kentucky to boost Republican House candidate Ed Gallrein and other GOP contenders as the midterm elections approach.

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  • 18 Oct Trump visits Kentucky for 13th rally in the last month as midterms approachPresident Trump held a campaign rally in Kentucky, marking his 13th such event there within the last month. The visit comes amid increasing opposition, including "no kings" protest movements and efforts to encourage early voting against his party ahead of the midterm elections.CBS News
  • 17 Oct Trump recycles ‘Dumocrats’ attacks at Kentucky rally but behind the scenes is ‘blaming aides’ for gloomy midterms outlookPresident Trump held a rally in Kentucky where he attacked Democrats and predicted Republican success in the midterms. However, privately, according to Reuters, Trump has been blaming his aides for poor campaign performance amid polls indicating potential losses for Republicans. The article cites sources who say Trump criticized James Blair of MAGA Inc. PAC and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles over election strategy…The Independent
  • 17 Oct In Kentucky campaign stop, Trump says he "can do stuff that is unbelievable"President Trump held a campaign event in Highland Heights, Kentucky, to encourage Republican voter turnout ahead of midterm elections. During his speech, Trump boasted about the power and influence he has accumulated in his second term as president compared to his first, claiming that companies like Google now defer to him more readily. He also mentioned making changes such as altering how the U.S. refers to bodies…CBS News
  • 17 Oct Trump touts his power at Kentucky rally to energize voters ahead of midterm electionsAt a rally in Highland Heights, Kentucky, President Donald Trump emphasized his presidential powers and decision-making abilities to energize Republican voters ahead of the midterm elections. He spoke in support of U.S. House candidate Ed Gallrein and highlighted his authority by mentioning his ability to make significant decisions, such as changing how the U.S. government refers to the Gulf of Mexico.Toronto Star
  • 17 Oct WATCH LIVE: Trump holds Kentucky midterm rally in Highland HeightsPresident Donald Trump held a rally on Saturday afternoon in Highland Heights, Kentucky, to support Ed Gallrein and other Republican candidates ahead of the midterm elections.Washington Examiner
  • 17 Oct Trump traveling to Kentucky to rally supporters ahead of midtermsPresident Trump is traveling to Highland Heights, Kentucky, on Saturday to hold a rally for supporters and campaign for Republican candidates facing competitive races ahead of the midterms. The visit aims to bolster Republicans in key battleground states like Ohio, where former Senator Sherrod Brown is challenging GOP incumbent Jon Husted for his Senate seat. Democratic Governor Andy Beshear sees Trump's focus on…New York Post

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