President Donald Trump’s canceled rallies to Kansas and Iowa are back on. He will galvanize supporters in both states in back-to-back rallies on Sunday, a source familiar with the matter told the Daily Signal.
Trump’s in-person rallies this weekend were canceled and replaced with tele-rallies in order to reach more voters.
However, the rallies are now back on the schedule.
“President Trump loves his supporters, and in addition to nearly 20 tele-rallies, he will hold back-to-back rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday,” the source familiar said. “No one works harder, fights harder, or loves the American people more than President Donald J. Trump. The rallies were rearranged for scheduling purposes to accommodate dozens of additional tele-rallies that were recently added to the president’s schedule.”
Republican National Convention Chairman Joe Gruters said a lot of decisions are being made on an ongoing basis about how to “maximize the president’s schedule.”
“We need to do everything that we can get him to do within the 15 or 16 hours that he’s willing to be out there working on these things,” he told the Daily Signal. “He’s been an absolute machine. He’s crushing it. So it’s just about maximizing opportunities.”
Trump’s final message to supporters in these rallies will be “that the American people are going to reject extremism, and that’s what the Left is offering,” Gruters said.
“They want common sense, reasonableness, and they want that opportunity to achieve the American dream,” he said. “And these DSA candidates and these leftists who are representing the Democrats in a lot of these races, I think they fundamentally want to change the country, and I think that the path that this president’s put us on, the fact that he’s gone out there and gone to bat for the American worker when almost five decades of elected officials have sold out the American worker in exchange for cheap foreign goods, I think will make the difference.”
Gruters maintained that Republicans will “defy history” on Tuesday and turn out voters. Historically, the party in power loses the midterm elections.
“All you got to do is turn on the TV and see what’s happening in Paris,” he said. “We can’t let that happen here in America. That’s why we got to continue to stay the course and focus on turnout to make sure that we get to defy history and give the president the support that he needs to be successful.”
Gruters said the president’s energy at his many midterm rallies has had an “electrifying” effect on the base.
“We’ve seen upticks in voting. We’ve seen upticks in enthusiasm and voter intensity, and so we think it’s paying off big time,” he said. “That’s why the last couple of days we’re just trying to maximize everything.”
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