President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit North Carolina on Wednesday to support Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley. Trump will speak at a rally at 7 p.m., marking his first appearance as a candidate since the Republican National Committee’s midterm convention. Whatley is facing a challenging race against former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper in November, with the Cook Political Report categorizing the Senate seat as leaning Democrat. Whatley’s campaign and the GOP’s campaign arm have criticized Cooper for his involvement in releasing violent felons from prison.
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Trump Campaigns for Senate Candidate Michael Whatley in North Carolina
President Donald Trump will rally for Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley in North Carolina on Wednesday. Whatley is competing against former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper, with the Senate seat rated as leaning Democrat by the Cook Political Report.
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