Madaxweyne Trump iyo Wakiilka Madaxweynaha Vance wuxuu ku baxay dhulka midabka qoto dheer ee xulka Midowga Mareykanka
Madaxweynaha Mareykanka Donald Trump iyo Wakiilka Madaxweynaha JD Vance ayaa maanta ku baxay dhulka midabka qoto dheer ee xulka Midowga Mareykanka si ay u kordhiyaan dhiirigelin xulka Midowga Mareykanka ka hor doorashada waqtiga dhexe ee November 3-aad.
Trump wuxuu ku baxay Texas iyo Oklahoma
Madaxweynaha Trump wuxuu ku baxay Texas iyo Oklahoma, halkaas oo uu booqday xarun gaadiidka oo ku taalla Denton, Texas, halkaas oo uu la hadlay shaqaalaha. Wuxuu sheegay inuu bilaabayay safar 32 maalmood ah oo ka horreeya doorashada waqtiga dhexe.
Trump wuxuu yiri, 'Waxaan u arkaa inaan guuleysan doono. Meel kasta oo aan tagay, waxaan guuleysanayaa.' Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay in qof walba uu ku eedeeyay in qalbigiisa uusan ku jirin, balse wuxuu yiri, 'Qalbigaygu wuxuu ku jiraa sida hore looma arkin.' Waxaana la sheegay inuu ku baxay xarun gaadiidka oo ku taalla Denton, Texas.
Vance wuxuu ku baxay Florida
Wakiilka Madaxweynaha JD Vance wuxuu ku baxay Florida, halkaas oo uu sheegay inuu ka hadlayo in xulka Midowga Mareykanka uu yahay mid aad u fiican. Wuxuu sheegay inuu ku baxay meelaha xulka Midowga Mareykanka ay u baahan yihiin dhiirigelin.
Vance wuxuu yiri, 'Waxaan leeyahay shaqada ugu fudud adduunka. Waxaan ka hadlayaa in xulka Midowga Mareykanka uu yahay mid aad u fiican.' Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay inuu ku baxay meelaha xulka Midowga Mareykanka ay u baahan yihiin dhiirigelin.
Doorashada waqtiga dhexe iyo xaaladda siyaasadda
Doorashada waqtiga dhexe ee November 3-aad ayaa ah mid aad u muhiim ah, waxaana la sheegay in Trump uu ku baxay meelaha xulka Midowga Mareykanka ay u baahan yihiin dhiirigelin. Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay inuu ku baxay meelaha xulka Midowga Mareykanka ay u baahan yihiin dhiirigelin.
Trump wuxuu sheegay inuu ku baxay meelaha xulka Midowga Mareykanka ay u baahan yihiin dhiirigelin, waxaana la sheegay inuu ku baxay meelaha xulka Midowga Mareykanka ay u baahan yihiin dhiirigelin. Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay inuu ku baxay meelaha xulka Midowga Mareykanka ay u baahan yihiin dhiirigelin.
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance launched a 32-day campaign blitz on Thursday, targeting heavily Republican areas to boost GOP enthusiasm as the midterm elections approach on Nov. 3.
Trump Tours Texas and Oklahoma to Rally Republican Support
Trump traveled to Texas and Oklahoma, kicking off a grueling schedule that includes stops in Vandalia, Ohio, and Grand Island, Nebraska. He spoke at a truck facility in Denton, Texas, where he toured the site and chatted with workers, expressing confidence in his party's prospects.
During his visit, Trump acknowledged concerns about key battleground states, saying, 'We are worried about Michigan, we are worried about Texas. We are worried about a few states.' He added that the campaign involves '35 different contests' and emphasized his personal commitment, stating, 'My heart is in it like never before.'
Vance Campaigns in Florida Amid Economic Concerns
Vance stumped in Florida, focusing on areas where GOP candidates face tougher races. He told voters in Lakeland, Florida, that he has 'the easiest job in the world' because he gets to 'talk about how crazy the Democrats are.'
Despite the optimism, a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research reveals that only 17% of U.S. adults approve of Trump's handling of the cost of living, while just 26% approve of his overall economic management, marking a new low.
Trump Addresses Inflation and Impeachment Fears
Trump dismissed affordability concerns, insisting that inflation was caused by his predecessor and that he is working to bring it down. He joked about his predecessor's legacy, saying, 'I think inflation is very real, but they're the ones that caused the inflation.'
The president also addressed potential impeachment, stating, 'If we don't win, they'll end up impeaching me.' He added, 'I've become very good at beating them in impeachment,' while DNC officials described the campaign as a desperate effort to rally the base amid growing Republican pessimism.
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