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A few hundred supporters were together in an airport hangar. The strict Pennsylvania crown rules have an upper limit of 25 people for indoor gatherings and 250 people outdoors.
Joe Biden wears a face mask after taking up a Delaware election campaign job in mid-August.
Photo: Drew Angerer / AFP
Trump tells the House that he is in favor of wearing a face mask and calls on everyone to be careful this long weekend in America. Monday is a national holiday.
He also pokes fun at his rival Joe Biden’s wearing a bandage.
President Trump has repeatedly ignored local restrictions and national advice to keep his distance. He talks more about violent protests and the importance of starting the economy than he does about the corona pandemic.
At last night’s election rally, Trump honed the message of law and order. Protests against police violence and racism ended in riots in some cities and became a central issue in the election campaign.
The president is betting that he will appear stronger when protests make his main voters feel insecure.
Over the next two months, he will attack Democrat Joe Biden, claiming that Biden’s America is rife with anarchy and anarchy.
This is the second time in a few weeks that Donald Trump has held a voter rally in Pennsylvania. Last night there was a meeting in Latrobe outside of Pittsburgh.
Photo: Evan Vucci / AP
Fox stopped broadcasting live
The Pennsylvania General Assembly was featured in its entirety on C-SPAN and One America News. Unlike in 2016, the main channels have stopped broadcasting public meetings from beginning to end.
Even Fox News, which is seen as a supporter of the president, decided to drop the broadcast after 40 minutes.
The presenter said that “the president is about to finish” even though a speech-impaired Trump continued for another 50 minutes.
The decision sparked strong reactions on social media among Trump supporters. Also earlier this summer, Republicans criticized Fox, writes the Independent.
The competition CNN believes that Fox has realized that the president has extreme rhetoric and that the facts need to be verified.
Said nonsense about CNN
Trump told the crowd about a highly publicized hospital visit in November last year that was not on his agenda. Trump has referred to the incident several times in public meetings.
Trump is betting that law and order messages will resonate with voters in crucial tip states. Here he meets people from Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
Photo: LEAH MILLIS / Reuters
– On the way home, I get a call from my wife, the first lady. She is very popular. Do you like our first lady? She asked if it was okay. Why are you asking? I replied. She said: they report that he has had a heart attack.
Fans cheer when he talks about the first lady and bow when he talks about CNN.
Trump continued: – and CNN reported that I had a heart attack. That is incredible. My wife was worried.
Again he accused the journalists, whom he calls “very dangerous people.” He says the hospital visit was part of his annual checkup.
CNN says they have never reported what the president claims. The channel denies having said that the president was in Walter Reed Hospital for a heart attack.
Presidential candidate Joe Biden greets Tim Mahone during an event in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Photo: Carolyn Kaster / AP
Teases Biden’s use of a mask
Trump, on the other hand, liked to talk about the health of Joe Biden, 77, and the use of bandages.
– Have you ever seen a man who likes bandages as much as he does? It gives you a sense of security, Trump said.
– If I were a psychiatrist, right, you would know that I would have said that this guy is struggling with big problems, said the president.
The Pennsylvania Elections Conference was held while Joe Biden was in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Trump, who was in Kenosha two days earlier, took the opportunity to say that Biden was late and that the problem was resolved.
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