Former President Trump has announced plans to hold a rally in Michigan next week, a crucial battleground state. During the event, he is expected to emphasize the current state of affairs at the southern border.
Former President Trump is set to deliver remarks on the topic of “Biden’s Border Bloodbath” during his campaign event in Grand Rapids on Tuesday afternoon. Additionally, he will be holding a rally in Wisconsin later in the day.
In his previous comments, Trump received backlash for using the phrase “blood bath” during an Ohio rally. Critics interpreted this statement as a warning of potential political violence if he were to lose. However, Trump and his supporters clarified that he was referring to the auto industry, emphasizing the context in which he used the term.
The upcoming Michigan rally, along with the Wisconsin event, will be a notable occurrence for Trump as he assumes the role of the presumptive GOP nominee.
The trial date for Trump’s alleged hush money scheme during the 2016 campaign has been set for April 15 by a New York judge. This could potentially limit the former president’s ability to hold rallies in the near future. With Trump having to be in court for four out of five days during the week, it leaves him with little time to organize and host large campaign events.
Michigan is poised to be one of the pivotal battleground states that will ultimately decide the outcome of the upcoming November election. In 2020, President Biden secured the state by a margin of approximately 155,000 votes. However, recent polls indicate a closely contested race, with less than eight months remaining until Election Day.
