Trump Rally Juneau, Wisconsin, October 6, 2024

 

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President Trump addressed a crowd in Juneau, Wisconsin yesterday. He expressed his confidence in winning the state and defeating Kamala Harris in the upcoming election. He emphasized the importance of American Patriots and urges the audience to vote. Trump criticizes Harris for her handling of various issues, such as border security and the response to natural disasters. He also praised the support he has received and his commitment to rescuing the nation from a corrupt political establishment. Trump made clear that another term with the current administration would be detrimental and promised a better future for the country. He encouraged the audience to get involved and spread the word, highlighting the importance of the upcoming election. 


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