The WFEA Morning Update

Kiersten Pels: Trump Hits the Campaign Trail and the Chaos in Minneapolis
Kiersten Pels: Trump Hits the Campaign Trail and the Chaos in Minneapolis

President Trump made an appearance at a rally in Iowa. What was the theme, and how will President Trump help ensure voter turnout in the 2026 Midterms?

GOP National Press Secretary Kiersten Pels discusses the GOP candidates’ communication approach leading into the 2026 election. Kierstten also explains how the administration is trying to address the ongoing violent situation in Minnesota and the lack of cooperation from the state and the city of Minneapolis.

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