Donald Trump’s Texas rally rocked by repeated protests
Trump briefly stepped away from the microphone after one protester appeared to approach the stage Donald Trump’s latest campaign rally was rocked by repeated protests on Wednesday as the US president urged Texas voters to back embattled Senate candidate Ken Paxton. At least half a dozen demonstrators interrupted the US president during his remarks in San Antonio, with some led away by police. One…
U.S. President Donald Trump faced interruptions from protesters during a campaign rally in San Antonio, Texas on Wednesday. Media reported about a dozen individuals were removed from the event. The 80-year-old Republican dismissed the intruders as paid protesters, as the audience chanted "U-S-A!" and booed them. Trump has conducted campaign-style rallies nationwide in preparation for the November midterms, where his party risks losing control of both houses of Congress.
The cost of living, notably soaring fuel prices, and ongoing U.S. involvement in the eight-month-long war in Iran are key election issues. One protester was reportedly escorted out while Trump was filming himself, and another heckler wearing an "SOS Cuba" shirt was also removed.
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