The banner reading, "Trump: 1 debate loss, 0 SEC championships" was seen during game between Georgia Bulldogs and Auburn Tigers.
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Elon Musk Makes Animated First Appearance at a Trump Rally and Casts Election in Dire Terms
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Musk casts Democrats as a threat in first trail appearance with Trump
Texas billionaire Elon Musk plans to rally for Donald Trump in key swing state
Texas billionaire Elon Musk is getting a lot more overt in his support for former President Donald Trump. Musk said he’ll travel to Pennsylvania to be with Trump at a rally this weekend, and he’s fueling an Austin-based super political action committee called America PAC that has already spent more than $71 million on getting Trump back to the White House.
I can’t tell you how staggering this is,” a social psychologist previously told Stat News. “He does not think in a complex way at all.”
Trump and his followers will clearly feel justified in whatever he chooses to do in order to overturn a defeat in 2024.
Business magnate Elon Musk joined Trump on the rally stage in Butler, Pa., where he compared Trump's "character" after being fired upon at the same site just 12 weeks prior.
Former President Donald Trump has delivered a barrage of lies and distortions about the federal response to Hurricane Helene.
The former president heads to Wisconsin on Sunday as surveys suggest Kamala Harris has a slight lead in the battleground state.
Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks at a campaign rally in Juneau, Wisconsin, this afternoon—his fourth campaign appearance in the battleground state in nine days.
The former president returned to the stage where a gunman tried to kill him in July and tried to recapture some of the momentum he had before President Biden dropped out.
Former President Donald Trump will be back in Butler, Pennsylvania, to hold a rally for the first time since his attempted assassination there. Vice President Kamala Harris is going to travel to North Carolina to survey Hurricane Helene damage.
From Washington to Massachusetts, blue states are rushing to protect their policy priorities from the reach of a potential Trump administration
The U.S. Capitol attack and Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election were major issues in the campaign last week, but voters may already have their minds made up.
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