Trump's cure for Republicans' midterm woes is more Trump. Will it work?
Summary
President Donald Trump is campaigning heavily for Republicans ahead of the midterms, urging supporters to imagine he is on the ballot. His low approval ratings and the political issues facing voters make his personal role in the campaign a significant risk for the party, while the White House says he is its strongest messenger.Key Facts
- Trump is holding campaign rallies across the country as the midterm elections approach.
- The article cites the war with Iran, concerns about artificial intelligence, redistricting disputes, high energy prices, and living costs as issues shaping the election year.
- Trump spoke on both nights of the first Republican midterm convention, held last month in Dallas.
- Trump has said he would give voters $5,000 if Republicans keep control of Congress, though the proposal would likely require lawmakers' approval.
- Political groups associated with Trump spent at least about $277 million to help Republicans after September 1.
- Trump's MAGA Inc. super PAC had $416 million at the start of the previous month, according to the article.
- White House spokesperson Davis Ingle called Trump the Republican Party's leader, best messenger, and unmatched motivator.
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