Donald Trump’s Texas rally rocked by repeated protests
Summary
President Donald Trump held a campaign rally in San Antonio, Texas, to support Senate candidate Ken Paxton. The rally saw multiple protesters interrupting the event, and Trump made remarks about potential missile attacks on US cities, which drew criticism. The rally highlighted the competitive nature of the Texas Senate race and challenges facing Republicans.Key Facts
- President Trump campaigned in Texas to support Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
- Several protesters interrupted the rally; some were removed by police.
- Trump made comments about missile attacks on Los Angeles and San Diego, saying it would cause a "horror show," but also stated the US would protect its cities.
- Trump endorsed Paxton, calling him a strong supporter and a great attorney general.
- Democrat James Talarico is leading Paxton in recent polls, posing a serious challenge in Texas.
- Texas has not elected a Democratic senator since 1988.
- Trump disparaged Talarico during the rally, using nicknames and unproven claims.
- Governor Greg Abbott, a Trump ally, did not attend the rally as he is also in a tough re-election race.
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