Madaxweyne Trump wuxuu sheegay inuu 32 maalmood ku bixi doono doorashada dhexe ee Mareykanka
Madaxweynaha Mareykanka Donald Trump ayaa sheegay inuu 32 maalmood ku bixi doono safar iyo xirfad doorashada dhexe ee November, taas oo go'aamiya xukunka Kongareeska. Doorashadan waxaa loo arkaa inay tahay dib-u-eegista xilka labaad ee Trump, iyadoo la sheegay inay tahay mid aad u muhiim ah.
Safarka Trump iyo doorashada dhexe
Trump ayaa sheegay inuu ku bixi doono 32 maalmood safar, kaas oo ku jira meelaha sida Texas iyo Ohio, halkaas oo doorashooyin muhiim ah ka socdaan. Wuxuu sheegay inuu u socdo inuu taageero u fidiyo xubnaha Kongareeska ee xilka raadinaya.
Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay inuu u arko inuu yahay qofka kaliya ee u baahan inuu safaro sameeyo, isagoo sheegay inuu yahay mid aad u muhiim ah oo loo baahan yahay inuu taageero u fidiyo xubnaha Kongareeska ee xilka raadinaya.
Dib-u-eegista Trump iyo xaaladda siyaasadeed
Trump ayaa sheegay inuu u arko inuu yahay qofka kaliya ee u baahan inuu safaro sameeyo, isagoo sheegay inuu yahay mid aad u muhiim ah oo loo baahan yahay inuu taageero u fidiyo xubnaha Kongareeska ee xilka raadinaya.
Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay inuu u arko inuu yahay qofka kaliya ee u baahan inuu safaro sameeyo, isagoo sheegay inuu yahay mid aad u muhiim ah oo loo baahan yahay inuu taageero u fidiyo xubnaha Kongareeska ee xilka raadinaya.
Khilaafka maalgelinta iyo doorashada
Waxaa jira khilaaf ku saabsan maalgelinta $20 milyan ee la isticmaalay in lagu sameeyo alaabta siyaasadeed ee Trump, taas oo ku salaysan inay tahay mid aan loo baahnayn inay noqoto mid siyaasadeed.
Senator Patty Murray ayaa u diray Markwayne Mullin qoraal, kaas oo sheegay in maalgelinta siyaasadeed ay tahay mid aan loo baahnayn inay noqoto mid siyaasadeed, isla markaana ay tahay mid aan loo baahnayn inay noqoto mid siyaasadeed.
President Donald Trump has revealed plans for a 32-day campaign tour ahead of the November midterm elections, which analysts say will serve as a referendum on his second term and could determine whether Democrats seize control of Congress.
Trump Outlines Multi-State Tour and Denies Candidate Distance
Trump described the trip as 'literally a 32-day tour' and said he would visit swing states including Texas and Ohio, where key races remain undecided. He expressed confidence that Republican candidates want him to campaign alongside them.
The president also dismissed reports that GOP candidates are trying to distance themselves from his administration, telling reporters, 'You love me, and I love them.' He added that he is 'one person' and that all candidates want him to go on the campaign trail.
Polls Show Trump at Lowest Approval Since 1990
A Wall Street Journal poll released last week found Trump's approval rating has dropped to 37 percent, the lowest for a president heading into midterms since the survey began in 1990 under George H.W. Bush. Voters cite frustration over rising living costs as a key factor.
Critics warn that slipping popularity could hurt the Republican Party's chances of holding its congressional majorities. Trump's allies, however, have pledged he would 'campaign like it's 2024 again,' hoping to mobilise low-propensity voters.
Controversy Over Government-Funded Political Ads
The Department of Homeland Security has drawn fire for spending $20 million to produce campaign-style advertisements praising Trump's record. Lawmakers from both parties have condemned the move as an illegal misuse of taxpayer money.
Democratic Senator Patty Murray wrote to Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, stating that 'using government funding to create or air political ads like the ones that have been running over the last few days is illegal and a shockingly corrupt misuse of taxpayer dollars.'
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