Trump Campaigns in Arizona and Montana, Pardons Mechanics in Alaska
- President Trump is campaigning in Arizona and Montana to boost GOP candidates.
- During a rally in Alaska, Trump pardoned two mechanics charged with Clean Air Act violations.
- The pardons were issued on-site at the Alaska rally, drawing cheers from the crowd.
- Trump announced a natural gas agreement with Taiwan and rural broadband expansion in Alaska during his campaign stops.
- The pardons and campaign stops are part of Trump's midterm roadshow to rally support for the GOP.
Articles (7)
Associated Press·
Trump campaigns in Arizona and Montana on 2nd day of Western swing to help boost GOP candidates
PBS NewsHour·
WATCH LIVE: Trump speaks at rally along Arizona-Nevada border
ABC News·
Trump campaigns in Arizona and Montana on 2nd day of Western swing to help boost GOP candidates
cleveland.com·
Trump pardons ‘wrongly charged’ business owners on the spot during Alaska rally
The Oregonian·
Trump pardons ‘wrongly charged’ business owners on the spot during Alaska rally
WGN-TV Chicago·
Trump pardons diesel mechanics for Clean Air Act violations at Alaska rally
WCVB Boston·
President Trump heading to Arizona, Montana today to speak with voters ahead of the midterms