Trump campaigns in Ohio – CBS News Watch CBS News Former President Donald Trump returned to Ohio Saturday, a state he has won twice. This comes a day after his former Vice President Mike Pence said he could not endorse Trump again in 2024. Natalie Brand has more. View CBS News In Be the first
Former President Donald Trump has vowed to move ’very fast‘ with his agenda if elected, including ending President Biden’s ’open border’ policies on day one. Former President Donald Trump said at a Saturday rally that, if elected in November, he would move quickly to fix a host of problems plaguing the country, including using executive
David Sumrall, from Stophate.com, shared a harrowing and complex story of personal struggle, political activism, and legal persecution by a woman named Diana Watt, who described a level of lawfare against her by the state of Colorado that is highly dramatic- primarily because of its timing. Sumrall, known for his activism in media and legal
Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno shared a special message for Republicans who "don't like" former President Trump during Saturday's campaign rally.
***THE DAILY PUBLIC SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE*** SECRETARY ANTONY J. BLINKEN Secretary Blinken is on travel to Austria, the Republic of Korea, and the Philippines from March 14-20, 2024.
Former President Trump gave a rally Saturday in the Dayton, Ohio, suburb of Vandalia, where he repeatedly swiped President Biden's immigration policies and urged Republicans to vote for Bernie Moreno.
At a Trump rally in Ohio, attendees expressed unwavering support for the former president, dismissing accusations of racism and highlighting issues like border security, immigration, and the economy as their top concerns. One supporter emphasized Trump’s perceived resilience and promised to continue backing him. Another attendee celebrated their first Trump rally, reflecting a continued surge