The president of the United States, Donald Trump, announced this Tuesday that he will allocate more than $400 million to the Republican campaign for the midterm elections on November 3.
In a message on his Truth Social platform, the president suggested that a Republican victory would prevent scenes of riots like those recorded in France from being repeated in the United States.
“Because of my faith in the Republican Party, in all of our policies and principles, and especially after witnessing what is happening in France and elsewhere in Europe, I am pleased to announce that, in connection with the most important midterm elections in the history of our country, I have spent, or will spend, more than $400 million,” he wrote.
Trump in North Carolina
President Trump detailed that he already has invested more than 300 million dollars in advertisingrallies and other activities to mobilize the conservative vote.
“It is a great honor for me to do so on behalf of the Republican Party, which has done so much to rescue our country from the brink,” he noted.
In recent days, Trump attributed the unrest in France during student protests to the French government’s failed immigration policy, which has allowed mass immigration.
Trump travels to North Carolina this Tuesday as part of a tour of the country to mobilize the Republican base.
The President, who was in Kansas on Monday, plans to travel in the coming days to South Carolina, Iowa, Florida, Georgia, Michigan and Texas.
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