RT Trump is a force of nature
Trump rT Donald J. Trump is a force of nature. He loves campaigning and gets strength from the American people. He is the GREATEST campaigner in our party since Theodore Roosevelt. He’s particularly adept at turning out marginal, lower-propensity voters.
WASHINGTON D.C. — RT Donald J. Trump is a force of nature. He loves campaigning and gets strength from the American people. He is the GREATEST campaigner in our party since Theodore Roosevelt.
Trump shared praise on truthsocial highlighting his ability to mobilize low-propensity voters ahead of the November 3, 2026, midterm elections. Securing these marginal voters is key for Republicans as Trump faces bipartisan pushback in Congress over his recent Russia policy. His campaign continues to rely on direct voter mobilization.
RT Trump is a force of nature. He loves campaigning and gets strength from the American people. He is the GREATEST campaigner in our party since Theodore Roosevelt. He’s particularly adept at turning out marginal, lower-propensity voters.
Trump quoted an earlier truthsocial post: “Trump is a force of nature. He loves campaigning and gets strength from the American people. He is the GREATEST campaigner in our party since Theodore Roosevelt. He’s particularly adept at turning out marginal, lower-propensity voters.”
Video transcript First of all, Trump is a force of nature. He’s enjoying this. He’s a happy warrior. He loves campaigning. He gets strength from the American people. And he is the greatest campaigner in our party since I think Theodore Roosevelt. He’s particularly adept at turning out those marginal voters, those lower propensity voters. I think he’s succeeding in that. I’m seeing the same thing you’re seeing in the polls.
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