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The Latest: Trump Urges Republicans to ‘Go Out and Vote’ on Final Day of Midterm Convention
Trump urged Republicans to vote and repeated a $5,000 payment promise, while speakers warned unified GOP control is needed to advance border and economic goals.
- On Thursday night, President Donald Trump and Republicans concluded their two-day midterm convention in Dallas, Texas, urging voters to secure unified control of government for the next two years.
- Trump pledged to send every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of the House and Senate, describing himself as a "blocker" of the Democratic agenda if Democrats win.
- Vice President JD Vance and House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the election's stakes, with Johnson arguing GOP majorities represent the best path to address border security, crime, and economic concerns.
- A five-minute homage to Charlie Kirk silenced the crowd at the American Airlines Center, marking the one-year anniversary of the conservative organizer and former Turning Point USA president's death.
- Financial jitters persist as U.S. oil futures topped $100 a barrel, while interest rates on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes rose above 4.9%, potentially weighing on voters' economic outlook.
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U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated his pledge to give $5,000 to every American adult if he wins the upcoming November midterm elections, appealing to voters to cast their ballots for the Republican Party. Speaking on the final day of the Republican National Convention in Dallas, Texas, on the 10th (local time), Trump addressed attendees, saying that the upcoming 1
Capacity Crowd Goes Wild for Trump, Vance at Midterm Convention Closing
A capacity crowd at the Republicans' midterm convention in Dallas, Texas, is leaving energized after closing remarks from a powerhouse duo: Vice President JD Vance and President Donald Trump, making the case for the necessity of Republican victories in November.
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C 23%
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