Former President Donald Trump has intensified his campaign for the 2026 midterm Senate elections, engaging in a series of rallies across the United States. These efforts aim to galvanize the Republican base and support key candidates, although his current popularity is described as declining. On October 3, 2026, he held a rally at Butler High School in Vandalia, Ohio, a state he has historically transformed from a "swing state" to a "solidly Republican state." During these events, Mr. Trump did not hesitate to openly criticize media outlets, including Fox News, which he accused of not covering "our packed and incredibly enthusiastic rooms" at his rallies. He specifically lambasted the show "Fox & Friends (Sunday)" for this omission, recalling his previous altercations with the network and its hosts. In parallel with...
There is a general consensus on Trump's intensified campaign for the midterms. Western sources (Liberal/Center, Center-Left) confirm Trump's participation in rallies and his focus on these elections. Dissonance emerges regarding the exact nature of his interventions and the perceived impact: Liberal/Center and Center-Left Western sources describe him as criticizing...
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