WASHINGTON — Less than a day after packing the Covelli Centre in Youngstown, President Donald J. Trump was back on the move. On Tuesday the President walked the tarmac, waved and climbed the stairs of Air Force One — wheels up for the Great State of Alaska to campaign for Sen. Dan Sullivan.
“I’m right now going to Alaska to try and help Dan Sullivan,” the President told reporters on the South Lawn before departing. “That’s a long way away. And I would only do it if I thought he was good. And he’s very good.” He said he will stop at “numerous places” along the way, and that he is doing “on average a rally a day. You think that’s easy? It’s not.”
The results are already showing up. The President said Sen. Jon Husted “went up nine points yesterday” after Monday night’s Youngstown rally — “He’s going to be a great senator” — and that “the level of enthusiasm for the Republican Party is way up. Not just where I’m doing it.” New Press Secretary Katie Zacharia said the schedule includes Alaska, Arizona, Montana and Georgia, with Kentucky just added and more stops as the President heads down to Florida.
Three weeks until Election Day, and the Commander in Chief is covering the map from steel country to the Last Frontier. That is how you protect the Golden Age: show up, fire up the Patriots, and send America First senators back to Washington. Watch Rapid Response 47’s wheels-up video.
