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2026-11-03 10:17
Trump makes case ahead of the midterms, touts his D.C. renovations and insults Democrats
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President Trump made his final pitch to voters from the Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., on Monday. He held up photos of his various renovation projects, rather than take on cost-of-living issues, which voters say matter to them most.
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Speaking in front of the Reflecting Pool, the president went into the renovations in depth before turning to the campaign.
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Trump discussed the Reflecting Pool’s color, landscaping and repairs before turning to the stakes of the midterms.
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CBS NewsLean left
Trump touts renovation projects instead of addressing cost of living in final midterm push
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Trump touts DC renovations ahead of tough midterms
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Trump Touts DC Renovations in Final Push to Voters on Midterm Election Eve
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Trump makes case ahead of the midterms, touts his D.C. renovations and insults Democrats
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Trump makes case ahead of the midterms, touts his D.C. renovations and insults Democrats
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