The president will phone into nearly 20 "tele-rallies" in the final days of the campaign instead of travelling to Kansas and Iowa, saying he no longer needs to.
The president will phone into nearly 20 "tele-rallies" in the final days of the campaign instead of travelling to Kansas and Iowa, saying he no longer needs to.
WASHINGTON, Oct 30 - US President Donald Trump has restored canceled campaign rallies in Iowa and Kansas days before November 3 midterm elections, a White House official said on Friday.
US President Donald Trump cancelled weekend campaign stops in Kansas and Iowa, shifting to nationwide tele-rallies ahead of the midterm elections.
WASHINGTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump has restored canceled campaign rallies in Iowa and Kansas days before November 3 midterm elections, a White House official said on...
Trump canceled planned Kansas and Iowa election rallies and faced backlash after clashing with a reporter over question on his health.
Trump is set to hold rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday, aiming to support Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections, as per a new report.
The reversal comes after the president lashed out at a reporter who asked if the decision related to his health
Trump will replace rallies in Iowa and Kansas with telephone events, and Vance’s Minnesota anti-fraud event has been canceled.
President Trump revived two cancelled rallies after lashing out over a question on why they were originally nixed and accusations he was lying about the reason.
US President Donald Trump on Thursday canceled planned weekend campaign stops in Kansas and Iowa, and his allies said he would instead
Trump's outburst came in response to a question over there being any link between his health and the cancellation of two rallies in Kansas and Iowa.
Trump lashed out at a reporter who asked if he cancelled midterm rallies in Kansas and Iowa due to health or travel fatigue, insisting he felt perfect.
President Donald Trump was asked by Reuters reporter Jacob Bogage whether he had canceled the Kansas rally because he was ‘sick of travel’.
The rallies are reportedly back on after Trump was questioned by a reporter about his health
President Donald Trump launched a wild attack on a Reuters reporter on Thursday for asking if he cancelled his weekend Kansas rally because he was "sick of travelling." Trump appeared to possibly...
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