Trump and Vance keep the GOP rally train rolling past the 9/11 anniversary
Some anniversaries are for solemn reflection, but politics in America clearly never hits the snooze button.
It has been a quarter-century since 9/11, a day usually marked by silence and collective grief. But instead of just looking back, Donald Trump and J.D. Vance are leaning hard into the midterms. The message is simple: vote red or suffer the consequences.
It is a strange pivot to go from national mourning to campaign sloganeering in the same breath. They are betting that voters are more worried about the future of the party than taking a breather to process the past. Politics in this country has a way of turning every calendar date into a campaign stop.
The audacity of trying to secure a voting block while the nation is trying to mourn is a bold career move.
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