TODAY IS THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS
#GOVOTE
Up and down? Blue or red? Today is the first major election in the era of Trump, the 2018 midterms. The outcome couldn't be more uncertain as a divided nation prepares to decide the fate of the country. Ten years ago to date, Democrat Barack Obama became the nation's first Black president. Two years later, power shifted to Republicans in Congress creating unprecedented gridlock throughout the Obama Administration. Both Obama and Pres. Donald Trump campaigned vigorously in this midterm election season as if they were candidates on the ballot. Today is battle of legacies and power shifts that could reverberate in America for a generation.
HERE ARE TRUMP'S PLANS FOR THE DAY AFTER CAMPAIGNING TIRELESSLY.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders shares this statement with more information about POTUS’s plans for Election Day:
“After 11 rallies in 8 states and weeks of campaigning for Republican candidates, the President will spend today making phone calls, monitoring Congressional, Senate and Gubernatorial races across the country and meeting with his political team for real-time updates. Later this evening the President and First Lady have invited family and friends to join them in the residence as they watch election returns.”
THE PRESIDENT HAS ACKNOWLEDGED THAT A VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS IS A VOTE FOR HIM.
#GOVOTE
Up and down? Blue or red? Today is the first major election in the era of Trump, the 2018 midterms. The outcome couldn't be more uncertain as a divided nation prepares to decide the fate of the country. Ten years ago to date, Democrat Barack Obama became the nation's first Black president. Two years later, power shifted to Republicans in Congress creating unprecedented gridlock throughout the Obama Administration. Both Obama and Pres. Donald Trump campaigned vigorously in this midterm election season as if they were candidates on the ballot. Today is battle of legacies and power shifts that could reverberate in America for a generation.
HERE ARE TRUMP'S PLANS FOR THE DAY AFTER CAMPAIGNING TIRELESSLY.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders shares this statement with more information about POTUS’s plans for Election Day:
“After 11 rallies in 8 states and weeks of campaigning for Republican candidates, the President will spend today making phone calls, monitoring Congressional, Senate and Gubernatorial races across the country and meeting with his political team for real-time updates. Later this evening the President and First Lady have invited family and friends to join them in the residence as they watch election returns.”
THE PRESIDENT HAS ACKNOWLEDGED THAT A VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS IS A VOTE FOR HIM.