PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Donald J. Trump is not slowing down. The White House rapid response team on Sunday laid out the President’s schedule for the week ahead, and it is seven states in seven days: Park City, Kansas on Monday, Greenville, North Carolina on Tuesday, Clemson, South Carolina on Wednesday, Sioux City, Iowa on Thursday, Fort Myers, Florida on Friday, Macon, Georgia on Saturday and St. Clair County, Michigan on Sunday.
Vice President JD Vance is on the road too, with stops in Hendersonville, North Carolina on Monday, Cincinnati, Ohio on Wednesday and North Platte, Nebraska on Thursday. The President shared the event page for Monday night’s “Midterm Rally in Park City, Kansas” on Sunday evening, kicking off the week in the heartland.
North Carolina gets both men in the first two days, and the President made clear what is at stake there. In a Sunday post, he wrote that Democrat Roy Cooper, as governor, “released this man, who then killed beautiful Iryna Zarutska,” and that “He then released 83 other murderers, so they wouldn’t catch COVID while in jail, who went on to kill 25 people!”
The rally blitz picks up right where the President left off. Arriving in Hebron, Kentucky on Saturday, he told reporters, “We have a big one in Kentucky in a little while, half hour or so, and a tremendous crowd of people. To see them, they’re all lined up and all ready to go.” Then he summed up the mood: “Our country is doing great. Our country is really proud of our country again, so we’re going to have a good time.”
There was one more milestone Sunday night. Air Force One touched down at President Donald J. Trump International Airport in Palm Beach County, Florida, for the first time, the White House said.
Seven states, seven days, and less than three weeks until Election Day on Nov. 3. The President is taking his record straight to the voters, and he is asking them to send him a Congress that will keep America winning.
