Donald Trump will be in Waukesha on Wednesday for his second trip to the state in the past month.
Trump’s campaign said he plans to deliver remarks in the early afternoon at the Waukesha County Expo Center. Following the Wisconsin stop, Trump will head to Freeland, Mich., for an early evening rally.
Though Trump is on trial in New York, the presiding judge uses Wednesdays to attend to other cases he’s handling. That opens up Trump’s schedule for next week’s campaign swing through Wisconsin and Michigan.
In announcing the stop, the Trump campaign said the former president would deliver “safety and affordability” to Wisconsin if elected and that together “we can Make America Great Again by securing the nation’s borders, reclaiming our place as a world leader, bringing peace through strength, and rebuilding our people’s wealth by driving down inflation.”
Meanwhile, President Joe Biden’s Wisconsin communications director, Brianna Johnson, knocked Trump for “spending the last few weeks dozing off and bragging about overturning Roe v. Wade,” adding he’s visiting Waukesha “in a desperate bid to do damage control on his record of ripping away women’s freedoms and encouraging thousands of rioters to try to violently overturn an election.”
Trump was last in the state April 2 for a rally in Green Bay.That was his first visit to Wisconsin since a Waukesha County rally in August 2022 for then-GOP guv candidate Tim Michels.
Biden has made 10 stops in the state since the beginning of his term — including an April 8 visit to Madison — and Vice President Kamala Harris has been here seven times — including a stop in La Crosse on Monday.
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