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Donald Trump visits Indiana County, Pennsylvania, for campaign rally
Trump holds campaign rally at Kovalchick Complex
Updated: 11:08 PM EDT Sep 23, 2024
Former President Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Indiana, Pennsylvania, on Monday evening.The Republican presidential nominee spokes at IUP’s Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex.Trump touted his record, and his plans to build on his policies formed under his previous administration. He also took multiple opportunities to urge Pennsylvanians to vote, once again saying he needed Pennsylvania to win.“We’ve been all over PA, but 2016 or 2020, we never had the enthusiasm we do now, look at this,” Trump said.Voter Dan Savage said he sees it, too.“This is a huge battlefield, and we know it, and I tell you what, in my neighborhood and whatnot, I’ve seen a lot more Trump than I seen in 2016 and 2020,” Savage said.Trump talked about plans to keep abortion rights in the hands of the states and seal the border. Trump also claimed he will end inflation.“He’s talking about original thinking here, whereas Harris is bringing in the Trump narrative, taking credit for it, such as the no tax on social security, no tax on tips,” voter Belle Greene said.“I am the candidate of the American worker, and I always will be,” Trump said.Trump declared he’ll be the president of no wars.“If I win this election, the first thing I’m going to do is call up Zelenskyy and call up Putin and say, ‘You gotta make a deal. This is crazy,’” Trump said.He expressed the same stance as his opponent on keeping U.S. Steel an American company.“We’re losing our steel companies again because we have stupid people in the White House. We must keep our steel companies, and we must keep making steel,” Trump said.Before the rally, a protest formed near IUP’s campus.“We are just here, expressing our opinions that we don’t want Donald Trump on campus. We’re not a massive rally. We’re just a group of concerns, citizens expressing how we feel,” VP of IUP Democrats, Demitri Woods, said.Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 will continue covering both campaigns, with roughly six weeks until election day. Harris will be back in Pittsburgh this Wednesday for a campaign event.
Former President Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Indiana, Pennsylvania, on Monday evening.
The Republican presidential nominee spokes at IUP’s Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex.
Trump touted his record, and his plans to build on his policies formed under his previous administration. He also took multiple opportunities to urge Pennsylvanians to vote, once again saying he needed Pennsylvania to win.
“We’ve been all over PA, but 2016 or 2020, we never had the enthusiasm we do now, look at this,” Trump said.
Voter Dan Savage said he sees it, too.
“This is a huge battlefield, and we know it, and I tell you what, in my neighborhood and whatnot, I’ve seen a lot more Trump than I seen in 2016 and 2020,” Savage said.
Trump talked about plans to keep abortion rights in the hands of the states and seal the border. Trump also claimed he will end inflation.
“He’s talking about original thinking here, whereas Harris is bringing in the Trump narrative, taking credit for it, such as the no tax on social security, no tax on tips,” voter Belle Greene said.
“I am the candidate of the American worker, and I always will be,” Trump said.
Trump declared he’ll be the president of no wars.
“If I win this election, the first thing I’m going to do is call up Zelenskyy and call up Putin and say, ‘You gotta make a deal. This is crazy,’” Trump said.
He expressed the same stance as his opponent on keeping U.S. Steel an American company.
“We’re losing our steel companies again because we have stupid people in the White House. We must keep our steel companies, and we must keep making steel,” Trump said.
Before the rally, a protest formed near IUP’s campus.
“We are just here, expressing our opinions that we don’t want Donald Trump on campus. We’re not a massive rally. We’re just a group of concerns, citizens expressing how we feel,” VP of IUP Democrats, Demitri Woods, said.
Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 will continue covering both campaigns, with roughly six weeks until election day. Harris will be back in Pittsburgh this Wednesday for a campaign event.
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