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Trump x.com There's a monster crowd awaiting Trump in Kansas right now. Every Republican in the country should be thanking him for hitting the campaign trail. Nobody drives turnout like he does. Video transcript All right, we're going to keep moving. As.
WASHINGTON D.C. — X.com There’s a monster crowd awaiting Trump in Kansas right now. Every Republican in the country should be thanking him for hitting the campaign trail. Nobody drives turnout like he does.
Donald J. Trump rallied thousands of supporters on October 19, 2026, at the Heartland Credit Union Arena in Park City, Kansas. The event aimed to boost incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, who faces a tight reelection battle against Democrat Adam Hamilton. Approximately 8,000 people attended the rally as part of Trump’s nationwide midterm campaign blitz.
X.com There’s a monster crowd awaiting Trump in Kansas right now. Every Republican in the country should be thanking him for hitting the campaign trail. Nobody drives turnout like he does.
Former President Donald J. Trump rallied supporters at the Heartland Credit Union Arena in Park City, Kansas on 10/19/2026.
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Video transcript All right, we’re going to keep moving. As you can see, the line is just wrapping around the building. People are so excited to see the president. Hold on a second. Rain or shine, everybody is here. We got the wind whipping, but it doesn’t stop anybody. And everybody’s wrapped up in their MAGA best, their blankets, their hats. We’re going to keep moving in a moment and we’re going to continue the interviews with the American people who are here to support Trump and everyone who needs to make Kansas better. You know, it’s not just about the president, it’s about
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