Trump leads convention in pledge: ‘You go to h—’ if you don’t vote - The Hill
President Trump concluded a Republican midterm convention in Dallas by urging attendees to commit to voting in the upcoming elections. He used strong rhetoric to emphasize the importance of voter turnout.
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Mobilizing the base through high-stakes rhetoric is a common strategy in American midterm election cycles.
President Trump closed out the Republican midterm convention in Dallas on Thursday by urging attendees to…
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