Trump Touts Weapons ‘Super Range,’ Guns and Tariffs at Montana Rally
Summary
President Donald Trump announced a new weapons-testing facility called the "Super Range" in Montana to develop advanced military technologies. At a rally in Kalispell, he also defended gun rights and supported his tariff policies, linking them to economic benefits and protection of American industries.Key Facts
- President Trump said the Department of War will build a "Super Range" in Montana for testing advanced weapons like autonomous systems, space and electronic warfare tech, supersonic and hypersonic weapons.
- The announcement was made at a campaign rally in Kalispell, Montana, where Trump supported Republican candidate Aaron Flint.
- Trump emphasized protecting the Second Amendment and warned that Democrats want to take away guns, joking that wild animals would benefit if they succeeded.
- He noted that Republican candidates Flint and Kurt Alme had high ratings from the National Rifle Association (NRA), while their Democratic opponents scored poorly.
- Trump discussed expanding hunting access on public lands in Montana, mentioning the Hailstone National Wildlife Refuge.
- He defended tariffs, arguing they do not cause inflation but create wealth and help protect American industries such as sawmills.
- The rally took place while inflation was reported at 3.7% over the past year, but Trump claimed he had reduced it to 1.7%.
- This event was part of Trump’s campaign efforts to support Republican candidates before the November 3 midterm elections.
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