Trump revives final rallies in Kansas and Iowa
US President Donald Trump has reversed a decision to cancel midterm election rallies, scheduling back-to-back events in Kansas and Iowa. The move follows a period of intense campaigning and a public confrontation with a reporter regarding his travel schedule.
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The reversal reflects shifting campaign strategies in key states where Senate control is contested, highlighting the importance of in-person rallies for the candidate.
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Share A A A Atlanta: US President Donald Trump revived two midterm election rallies the day after cancelling them in an abrupt change of strategy at the end of a long campaign.
Trump will now hold in-person rallies on Sunday (US time) in the midwestern states of Kansas and Iowa, where Republicans are fighting to hold seats in the US Senate.
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