Trump Boosts GOP In North Carolina Midterms

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1. 21 Oct

   Trump's visit comes as part of a multi-state campaign blitz he's launched in the final stretch of the midterms, which includes stops in South Carolina, Iowa, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and Texas.

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• 22 Oct The Trump rally: a slice of 'Americana' politics, coming to an endDonald Trump held his final campaign rally in Greenville, North Carolina, ahead of the November midterm elections. Attendees ranging from long-time supporters to young first-timers praised the event as a unique blend of political spectacle and entertainment. The rally lasted for 111 minutes, featuring typical elements like controversial rhetoric and the song "Y.M.C.A." by the Village People at its conclusion. Many…Dawn
• 21 Oct Trump defends Iran war, downplays high prices at North Carolina rallyAt a recent North Carolina rally, President Trump defended military actions against Iran while minimizing concerns about high prices and economic issues. Meanwhile, in Ohio, Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy launched an attack ad that critics say unfairly targets his Democratic opponent Amy Acton.CBS News
• 21 Oct Trump, in North Carolina, says Republicans will defy midterm oddsUS President Donald Trump held a rally in Greenville, North Carolina, on October 20 to boost Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley and defy predictions of poor midterm election results for his party. Polls indicate that Democratic former Governor Roy Cooper leads Whatley in the race to replace retiring Senator Thom Tillis. Despite this, Trump told supporters he expects "amazing results" and urged them to vote…The Straits Times
• 21 Oct Trump speaks for nearly 2 hours at North Carolina midterm rally — says he’s ‘working like a dog’ to get Republicans electedPresident Trump held a nearly two-hour rally in Greenville, North Carolina, as part of his efforts to boost Republican candidates before the midterms. He emphasized his extensive campaign schedule, noting he has made 17 stops since the GOP’s midterm convention and plans around 18 more rallies over the next 15 days. At the event, Trump highlighted GOP Senate hopeful Michael Whatley, who trails Democratic candidate…New York Post
• 21 Oct Trump, in North Carolina, says Republicans will defy midterm oddsPresident Trump held a rally in Greenville, North Carolina, on October 20 to boost his favored Senate candidate Michael Whatley against Democratic challenger Roy Cooper, despite polls showing Cooper with a significant lead. This event is part of Trump's broader effort to energize Republicans ahead of the November 3 midterm elections; he has traveled over 29,000 miles since late September in support of GOP…The Straits Times
• 21 Oct Trump unveils semiconductor manufacturing effort to boost Michael Whatley’s Senate campaign in North CarolinaPresident Donald Trump visited Greenville, North Carolina, to announce economic incentives for semiconductor manufacturing aimed at boosting Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley’s campaign against Democrat Roy Cooper. The event, held at Pitt-Greenville Airport with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, includes efforts expected to create new jobs and attract significant investment in the state, ahead of November's…Washington Examiner
• 21 Oct Trump pleads with voters to 'please' pretend he's on ballot as GOP struggles to gain momentum in North CarolinaPresident Donald Trump visited Greenville, North Carolina, on Tuesday evening to rally support for Republican candidates in the lead-up to the November midterm elections. He urged voters to "please pretend" he is on the ballot and highlighted voter turnout numbers showing a 37 percent increase compared to previous midterms. The visit aims to boost Senate candidate Michael Whatley, who trails Democratic nominee Roy…Daily Mail
• 20 Oct Trump looks to boost Republicans in North Carolina two weeks out from Election DayPresident Trump held a rally in North Carolina aimed at boosting Republican candidate Michael Whatley, who is currently trailing Democratic rival Roy Cooper in the polls ahead of the upcoming election. The event was covered by CBS News chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes.CBS News

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