Trump Center Stage at GOP Convention as Democrats Accuse Party of 'Working to Rig' Election
The president is set to speak both days of the unconventional gathering in Dallas, according to The Guardian.
President Trump took center stage at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, The Guardian reported in live coverage, as Democrats accused the party of "working to rig" the election, along with self-dealing, racism and misogyny.
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- Trump center stage at Republican midterm convention as Democrats accuse party of ‘working to rig’ election – live — The Guardian — World
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