Trump, Marshall and Kansas rally
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The president, who loves renaming things, tried his hand at renaming a hurricane.
Trump also predicted Republicans would maintain control of Congress.
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Trump admits of Jon Husted that "I started examining his body" and "looked at his ass," smears a protester as a "fat guy" while she's brutally assaulted in the crowd, and other lowlights from his rally tonight in Ohio pic.twitter.com/pCjQFhEdbw
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President Donald Trump’s rally Monday in deep-red Kansas was disrupted multiple times by hecklers in what could be a disturbing midterm omen for Republicans.
Authorities allege the man posted several threatening messages on Facebook.
Trump frequently attacks the media, accusing news organizations and individual journalists of deliberately publishing negative stories about him. He revisited those attacks during his rally in Kansas, criticizing Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton for running negative campaign ads against Sen. Roger Marshall.
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders stumped in Houston with Texas Democrats on Tuesday as Democrats try to win their first statewide election here in more than 30 years.
Donald Trump’s midterm rally in Kansas was derailed multiple times by protesters, including four in as many minutes. Trump traveled to Wichita on Monday in support of embattled Sen. Roger Marshall, who suddenly finds himself in a closer-than-expected contest against Democrat Adam Hamilton.
