Next week, the former president Trump will travel to Wisconsin and Michigan for campaign rallies. This will be the first time he has taken a day off from his hush money trial in New York City to visit a state that is crucial to the election.
Next Wednesday, according to his team, Trump will travel to Waukesha, Wisconsin, where he will make remarks “to contrast the peace, prosperity, and security of his first term with Joe Biden’s failed presidency.”
Trump is anticipated to draw attention to the growing cost of living, which has been a recurring problem for the Biden administration, as well as the migration wave that is entering the country from the south and causing problems in non-border areas.
“The bottom line is that the Badger State is suffering under Biden, and President Trump will once again deliver safety and affordability to Wisconsin!” In a press release marking the occasion, Trump’s team stated.
Trump’s team announced that he will go to Freeland, Michigan, after the Wisconsin event, where he will make remarks at a rally that evening.
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During appearances outside Manhattan courtrooms, Trump has frequently lamented that he is being kept off the campaign road as he prepares to face President Biden again in November for a second term in the White House.
Due to allegations that he falsified business documents in connection with a purported hush money conspiracy to conceal an affair during the 2016 campaign, Trump is compelled to appear in court four days a week. Wednesdays are normally off days for the trial; however, Trump will be using that time to campaign for the first time starting next week.
The former president was supposed to hold a rally in North Carolina on Saturday, but bad weather forced the cancellation.
In the meantime, Biden has been traveling extensively in recent weeks, stopping in Pennsylvania, Florida, New York, and other states to promote his program and criticize Trump’s views on abortion and the economy.
