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Donald Trump, South Carolina and LIVE

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WATCH LIVE: Trump stumps for Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina
President Donald Trump is holding a rally in South Carolina Wednesday evening to boost Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC) and other GOP candidates down the ballot. Trump is expected to speak around 7 p.m. Eastern at Clemson University’s T.

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WATCH LIVE: President Trump delivers remarks at a midterm rally in South Carolina
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Watch live: President Trump holds campaign rally in Upstate today
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The Latest: Supreme Court Rebuffs Trump Restrictions on Medical Care for Trans Inmates
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance on Tuesday announced a $25 million program to encourage the public to blow the whistle on suspected fraud in the U.S. government as they ramp up effo...

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Crowds begin forming hours before Trump takes stage | Live updates
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Trump takes midterm blitz to South Carolina to boost Sen. Graham
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Watch President Trump speak at KY midterm rally in Highland Heights

President Donald Trump is visiting Kentucky to stump for GOP candidates ahead of the November midterm elections. Watch his speech.
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Trump Commends Rally-Goer for Punching Heckler: ‘He Got Whacked!’

Trump faced multiple hecklers during a rally in Clemson, South Carolina, commending a supporter who appeared to punch a protester, declaring, “He got whacked!” The post Trump Commends Rally-Goer for Punching Heckler: ‘He Got Whacked!
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Does video show Trump neglecting to salute US Marines after departing Marine One?

No law or regulation requires U.S. presidents to salute military personnel, but it's considered standard practice.
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