Trump Cancels Kansas, Iowa Rallies, Opts for Tele-Rallies
President Donald Trump on Thursday cancelled in-person weekend rallies in Kansas and Iowa, where Republicans face competitive Senate races, and will hold tele-rallies instead. The Republican National Committee said the change maximizes opportunities for him to speak to voters across the country. Trump told reporters he didn’t “feel I have to go to Kansas,” saying Sen. Roger Marshall “is doing well,” and insisted he felt “perfect” when asked about his health.

What’s confirmed
- President Donald Trump on Thursday cancelled in-person weekend rallies in Kansas and Iowa, where Republicans face competitive Senate races, and will hold tele-rallies instead.
- The Republican National Committee said the change maximizes opportunities for him to speak to voters across the country.
- Trump told reporters he didn’t “feel I have to go to Kansas,” saying Sen. Roger Marshall “is doing well,” and insisted he felt “perfect” when asked about his health.
Confirmed by 4 independent outlets: NBC News, AP, Washington Post and Reuters.
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- Now: 97% with 4 independent confirmations plus the primary source.
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Confirmation record
Plus the primary source: the RNC’s news release.Updated / Corrected log
- Published at 97% with 4 independent confirmations.
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