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Republicans kick off ‘midterm convention’ to overcome Trump unpopularity

Republicans plan to center the US president at the two-day event, while slamming Democrats as socialists Republicans are gathering in Texas on Wednesday for a rare “midterm convention”, as they attempt to convince Americans to vote for a party led by a deeply unpopular president who has overseen inflation and led the US into an increasingly unpopular war. Donald Trump will dominate the two-day convention, appearing both nights as the GOP works to cling to control of the House of Representatives…

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Republicans kick off ‘midterm convention’ to overcome Trump unpopularity
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Filed under Politics · United States · News. Topics extracted from this report, with other live CurrentWire stories mentioning each: House of Representatives (none), Texas (16), Inflation (8).

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