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Trump cancels Kansas midterm rally, lashes out at reporter over questions
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President Trump canceled a planned midterm rally in Salina, Kansas, according to multiple reports. When pressed by a reporter about the cancellation, Trump lashed out, according to CNN and Yahoo. The cancellation comes amid broader midterm election activities; separately, Trump lent support to Darline Graham in South Carolina as Republican anxiety rises in a Senate race, AP News reported. The reason for the Kansas cancellation was not specified in the source items.
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Rally Cancellation
President Trump has canceled a midterm rally in Kansas, according to multiple reports. KSAL News reported the cancellation of the Salina Trump rally.
Reaction to Questions
When pressed by reporters about the canceled Kansas rally, Trump lashed out, according to CNN and Yahoo. CNN's midterms live updates described the president as lashing out when questioned on the cancellation, while Yahoo reported that Trump "erupted" at a reporter who asked about the canceled midterm rally in Kansas.
South Carolina Senate Race
Meanwhile, Trump lent his support to Darline Graham in South Carolina as Republican anxiety rises in the Senate race, AP News reported.
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- The Hill
- CNN
- AP News
- Yahoo
- KSAL News
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