Republicans Link Midterm Hopes to Donald Trump in Dallas
Republicans are holding their first-ever midterm convention in Dallas, tying their congressional hopes to President Donald Trump.
KEY POINTS
- Republicans start their first midterm convention in Dallas on Wednesday.
- The party is linking its midterm hopes to President Donald Trump.
- Polls show President Donald Trump is broadly unpopular.
Republicans are kicking off their first-ever midterm convention in Dallas on Wednesday. The party is betting that President Donald Trump can energize core supporters.
Organizers hope this strategy will help the party hold onto its congressional majorities. The move comes despite polls showing that President Donald Trump is broadly unpopular.
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