Trump wants to win, Calls foe largest number of votes by Tech and Teen June 23, 2024 written by Tech and Teen June 23, 2024 Trump has regularly highlighted instances of undocumented migrants committing violent crime. Former President Donald Trump told evangelical voters they needed to boost their turnout at the polls as he sought in a pair of Saturday campaign events to shore up – and expand – his base. Trump spoke Saturday afternoon to the Faith and Freedom Coalition conference in Washington, a gathering of evangelical conservatives who have provided a bedrock of support for his three presidential bids. Later, the presumptive Republican presidential held a rally in North Philadelphia as part of his effort to make inroads with Black voters in the pivotal swing state of Pennsylvania. Trump told his supporters that to defeat President Joe Biden, he needed them “to turn out in the largest numbers ever.” Trump 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterGoogle +PinterestLinkedinWhatsapp previous post The Afghanistan cricket team scripted history next post Malaysia expatriate Alauddin wins Nagad’s 5th plot related posts Saudi welcomes 8th site on UNESCO World Heritage... August 21, 2024 Leaked Call from Sheikh Hasina Sparks Controversy September 13, 2024 40% discount on bulk SMS July 31, 2018 Information Ministry opens media centre for polls December 26, 2018 Faltering Biden, forceful Trump clash in presidential debate June 28, 2024 edotco wins “Asia Pacific Telecoms Tower Company of... April 26, 2019 RTGS service almost to launched July 30, 2018 JSC result published August 1, 2018 Jasprit Bumrah Stars in JK Super Cement’s Bold... December 23, 2024 What did India Listen to in 2024? Amazon’s... December 23, 2024 Malaysia Extends Visa Exemption for Indian Nationals Until... December 22, 2024 Banglalink’s Parent Company VEON Achieves ‘AA’ ESG Rating March 10, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. The reCAPTCHA verification period has expired. Please reload the page.
