Trump begins 32-day campaign blitz ahead of US midterms

USA(Rights Media): U.S. President Donald Trump began a 32-day campaign blitz on October 1 with stops in the states of Texas and Oklahoma, aiming to bolster Republican candidates, as his party fights to hold onto its slim parliamentary majorities in November's midterm elections.

President Trump wants to be the face of the party's midterm effort and plans to campaign in a number of competitive House of Representatives and Senate races, at a time that some Republican candidates are unsure whether that will help or hurt them.

During his winding 55-minute address at a Peterbilt truck factory in North Texas, President Trump said he was throwing himself into Republicans' midterm efforts.

On October 2, President Trump will continue his campaign rallies in Alabama, a similarly reliable conservative state in the South that also does not feature marquee competitive races.

The President is set to hit more competitive territory on October 3 in Ohio. President Trump will also rally on october 5 in Nebraska, where Republicans are facing a challenging House race in Omaha and a Senate race that's shown signs in recent days of tightening.