Republican candidate deletes website line saying 'the President is not popular' as Trump races to rescue the midterms
Donald Trump at his Greenville, North Carolina rally, where he mimicked punching hecklers and vowed to treat them "very, very rough".A protester is escorted from the rally as Trump warned supporters that hecklers disrupting his events in North Carolina — and in Texas, Tennessee and Alaska — would be treated "very, very rough.
Eric Pratt, a Minnesota state senator running in the 2nd District, had the line on his 'Pratt Playbook' page from at least October 9 until it vanished by October 20. One screenshot drew more than 530,000 views on X. Republicans in 41 of 62 competitive races have reportedly broken with Donald Trump or downplayed ties, with his approval sitting at just 31%.
Trump told a Greenville rally that Camp Lejeune payouts hinge on GOP wins: 'If we don't win, there's no money'.
A Georgia GOP operative fumed: 'All he's doing is hurting Republicans.'
Pratt's Democrat rival Matt Little accuses him of being 'scared of Daddy Trump'.
