Trump to skip next Republican debate, give speech on auto issues -aide
Former U.S. President Donald Trump plans to give a speech in Detroit on Sept. The speech comes as Trump has been harshly critical of President Joe Biden's electric vehicle policies and urged autoworkers to back his candidacy.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump plans to give a speech in Detroit on Sept. 27 that will include a focus on auto issues, skipping the second Republican presidential debate, an aide told Reuters.
The speech is expected to include auto workers and other blue collar workers, the aide added. The speech comes as Trump has been harshly critical of President Joe Biden's electric vehicle policies and urged autoworkers to back his candidacy.
ALSO READ
-
Tensions Surge as Trump Escalates U.S. Military Action Against Iran
-
Rising Tensions: Iran-US Strikes Escalate Amid Broken Truce
-
Trading On Truth: How Trump's Social Media Posts Move Markets
-
Invisible Threat: Wildfire Smoke Chokes U.S. Midwest and Northeast
-
Network Decision Sparks Debate on Broadcasting Trump's Prime-Time Speech
Google News