Trump pleads with voters to pretend he is on the ballot
President Donald Trump emphasized his desire for Republican voters to treat his presence as if he is on the ballot in the upcoming midterm elections, which he described as “one of the moast critically important elections.” He concluded the Republican Party’s two-day midterm convention with a lengthy speech, urging supporters to vote in November to prevent Democrats from retaking control of Congress. The content also promotes subscription options for the Washington Examiner, highlighting access to news, analysis, and commentary, and encourages readers to stay informed and ahead through membership and subscription services.
President Donald Trump reiterated his wish for Republican voters to pretend he is on the ballot for the midterm elections, which he called “one of the most important elections.”
Trump closed out the Republican Party’s two-day midterm convention in a rambling speech Thursday night, urging Republicans to “get out and vote” this November. Otherwise, Democrats are poised to retake control of Congress.
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