Trump heads to rallies in Arizona and Montana after campaign stop-off in Alaska – US politics live
Summary
President Donald Trump shared a video of a British man being fatally attacked by a tiger on his social media, which upset the man’s family. Trump also campaigned in Alaska, Arizona, and Montana, focusing on conservative areas as his party faces challenges in some states. He repeated incorrect claims about starting a war with Iran and urged Republicans to vote by mail.Key Facts
- President Trump posted a video of William Chapman being attacked by a tiger, causing distress to Chapman’s family.
- Chapman’s family said he had significant mental health issues and was on strong medication.
- Trump’s campaign stopped in Alaska, a conservative state where the Senate race is close.
- Alaska’s Democratic candidate Mary Peltola is tied or slightly ahead of Republican Senator Dan Sullivan.
- Trump has low approval ratings in key areas due to rising fuel prices and the unpopular Middle East conflict.
- Trump repeated a false claim that he started a war with Iran because Iran was close to having a nuclear weapon.
- He encouraged Republicans to vote by mail, despite previously criticizing this voting method.
- Trump pardoned two local repair shop owners convicted of breaking air pollution laws.
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