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Trump Plans Aggressive Campaign Schedule Before Midterms
Trump says he will campaign in 35 key contests as MAGA Inc. holds more than $400 million and donors watch how it is spent.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump pledged to campaign in about 35 key midterm races to determine control of Congress, vowing to spend the final 30 days traveling to battlegrounds supporting Republican candidates.
- Republicans face a difficult midterm season as voters express dim views on the economy and the war in Iran. Trump suggested these struggles follow a pattern that virtually all modern presidents have faced.
- Trump name-checked competitive races in Alaska, where Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan faces Mary Peltola, and Texas, where Attorney General Ken Paxton challenges James Talarico. He previously poked fun at Paxton's style while endorsing him.
- His super PAC, MAGA Inc., reports more than $400 million in the bank to assist candidates. However, the Washington Post reported recently that some donors remain reluctant to contribute, questioning deployment plans.
- During a dinner in the Rose Garden, the president urged vulnerable lawmakers to run on his White House record, telling them they had a triumphant story to tell voters in these final contests.
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Conservative analyst torches Trump's plan to save the GOP in midterms: 'Stupid idea'
President Donald Trump’s plan to rescue struggling Republican candidates by promising to hit the campaign trail for them could end up making their problems even worse, a pair of political analysts warned.“Break Points” hosts Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti sounded the alarm Thursday over what they described as a “nightmare scenario” looming for Republicans ahead of the midterm elections.“That just makes it even worse,” Ball, a former Democratic c…
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