Michigan, a crucial state in presidential politics, is once again attracting attention. With the election just six months away, many polls show the state to be a battleground for both candidates, and the state will play a key role in shaping the future of the country. It is clear that there are.
Former President Donald Trump arrived in Freeland on Wednesday evening (May 1) for a return visit. He has rallied there in his past election cycles as well.
Trump hit on typical talking points, emphasizing border security, inflation and criminal charges against him. He also mentioned the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
The abortion issue gave Democrats an overwhelming victory in Michigan.
“This brings this law back to the states that all legal scholars and so many people wanted to see, and it's working, so I just want to thank the Supreme Court for its wisdom and courage,” Trump said. Ta.
It's no coincidence that on the day President Trump heads to Michigan, President Joe Biden announces he's on his way to Detroit to headline the NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner on May 19th.
“They're thrilled to be coming to Detroit,” said NAACP President Rev. Wendell Anthony. “Detroit is the key, Michigan is the key.”
The annual banquet has always been a prestigious event for politicians seeking office. If the margins are as close here as polls suggest, Democrats will need to show strong support in Detroit.
“I've said for years that this is the most important election of our lifetimes, and today is the most important election of our lifetime,” Anthony said. “We have to be a part of it. We can't watch from the sidelines because we have to be a part of all of it.”
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