Two days before Election Day, President Trump is back in the air. The White House Rapid Response team posted video of Air Force One taking off Sunday: “.@POTUS is wheels up for the Great State of IOWA, where he’ll deliver remarks at around 4p ET.”
Then it is on to the next stop. “He’ll then head to the Great State of KANSAS, where he’ll speak at around 8p ET,” the White House said. That is about 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Central.
The President laid out this schedule himself on Saturday night. “I did many tele-town halls today,” he said. “I leave early tomorrow for Iowa, I leave early tomorrow for Kansas — then on Monday, we’re doing a lot of different events.” His read on the race: “I feel very good.”
Two states in one Sunday, with more events Monday, is the kind of closing push most candidates half his age would not attempt. The President is putting the case for Republicans directly to the voters in America’s heartland.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. If you have not voted yet, make your plan, show up, and bring a friend.
