Trump backs data centers in Ohio amid tight Senate race
Trump said large AI data centers should benefit local communities as he backed Husted in a race that could help decide Senate control.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump held a campaign rally at Butler-Vandalia Student Activity Center in Vandalia, Ohio, calling Democrats 'dumb son of a bitches' and urging supporters to vote for Republicans Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy.
- Despite winning more than 55% of Ohio's vote in 2024, Trump's approval has eroded as gasoline prices surged 35% to $4.16 per gallon over the past year, and retaliatory Canadian tariffs affected about $3 billion in state exports.
- A 19-year-old construction worker, Smith, held a sign reading 'Where are my lower gas prices?' while Senator Jon Husted attacked Democrat Sherrod Brown's 50-year record; Brown's campaign spokesman Lauren Chou countered that Husted backed 'sweetheart tax deals' for corporations.
- Trump told the Vandalia crowd 'I think we're going to have a big surprise because they don't know what's happening,' pledging 32 days of campaigning as Ohio emerged among eight competitive U.S. Senate races.
- Ohio's midterm battleground centers on data center incentives and culture war issues like youth transgender surgeries, with Husted facing Democrat Sherrod Brown and gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy facing Amy Acton, whom Trump said he would not help.
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Trump's Ohio rally gets quiet after he defends data centers — a toxic political issue with bipartisan opposition. 'You can’t just turn them off'
President Donald Trump on Saturday defended data centers that power artificial intelligence projects but have become a contentious campaign issue nationwide, as he took his midterm tour to Ohio to insist his party will keep its majorities in Congress despite steep political headwinds. Trump took several minutes during his campaign rally in southwestern Ohio to promote his administration’s action […]
Trump Tells Ohio Crowd, “We’re Going to Win Big and We’re Going to Shove it Up Their Ass” While Pointing at the Fake News * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
President Trump on Saturday told supporters that Republicans are going to "win big" against the Democrats in November and "shove it up their ass." "Tonight, you see the spirit," Trump said.
‘We’re gonna win big’: Trump predicts GOP landslide and raises an obvious Musk question
Donald Trump is predicting a huge Republican victory at the ballot box in November. Speaking to supporters at a rally in Ohio on Saturday, Trump urged Republicans to turn out in next month’s midterms and promised they would deliver a massive defeat to Democrats. “You got to get out and vote. You got to get […]
Trump Defends Ohio AI Data Centres, Warns Projects Could Go to China as Electricity Backlash Grows
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Trump: “We’ll Win Big And Shove It Up Their Ass”
Newsweek reports: President Donald Trump used a crude remark while urging supporters to turn out for November’s midterm elections, telling a rally crowd Saturday that Republicans would “shove it up their ass” if they score major victories at the ballot box. “Just get out and vote. If you do that, we’re going to win, and … The post Trump: “We’ll Win Big And Shove It Up Their Ass” appeared first on Joe.My.God..
Trump points at reporters in Ohio rally: ‘We’re gonna' shove it up their a-’ - The Daily Bo Snerdley
BS BULLETIN: Trump told an Ohio rally that Republicans can defy the usual midterm pattern if his supporters turn out. He urged voters to “pretend that I’m on the ballot” while campaigning for Sen. Jon Husted and gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. After pointing toward the press, Trump offered a considerably less delicate prediction about what Republicans are going to do to Democrats in November. President Donald Trump has apparently decide…
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