Live fact check: Night 1 of the Republican Midterm Convention
President Donald Trump will appear Wednesday at an unconventional national convention thrown by the Republican Party in Dallas.
President Donald Trump and Republicans from across the country convened in Dallas, Texas for the first-ever midterm convention. At the event, Trump will deliver the keynote address on Wednesday evening. Trump expects a "tremendous crowd" at the convention, but acknowledged that some Republicans may not attend due to a lack of available space.
Trump clarified that those not attending are likely to be those with a high lead in their races. The convention aims to showcase the administration's agenda heading into the November elections, with speeches from key Republican leaders, Cabinet members, and candidates in crucial races. The Republican National Committee hopes the event will present a "clear and bold plan" for the future.
Despite the convention, some prominent GOP candidates are absent, as President Trump's popularity among voters is declining.
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