But the White House announced on Thursday that both rallies have been canceled.
Donald Trump was supposed to hold election rallies in Kansas and Iowa this weekend as the Republican Party mounts their campaign push on the final weekend before the midterm election.
“Oh you’re sick to ask that question. “Look at this guy. He’s way out of shape,” he continued, speaking to the other reporters. “You know what the reason is? I don’t feel like I have to go to Kansas.
The 81-year-old’s approval has increased to 32% this week, from a historic low of 31% last week, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. Going into the weekend before polling day on November 5, Republicans are facing severe headwinds due to Trump’s declining popularity. Because sen, i’m going to Florida tomorrow,” he then said, suggesting that he doesn’t need to go to Kansas.
You are sick,” Trump said. Roger Marshall “is doing very well.”
These candidates have either publicly differed with Trump on key issues or proposed different policy lines on their own without directly breaking. The report pointed out that at least 12 of those candidates have broken from Trump over handling of the Iran war, an issue that polls show is plaguing the POTUS most ahead of election day.
