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Trump celebrated a big rally in Georgia, singled out conservative allies in the state, and used the moment to hammer familiar culture-war themes. He also attacked Bill Maher in a lengthy broadside, endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and touted a new national park in Arizona while calling on Libya to crack down on illegal migration.
Georgia Rally and GOP Push
CampaignTrump promoted a major rally in Georgia, framing it as a live campaign event and urging supporters to tune in. In a follow-up post, he tied the appearance to endorsements for Rep. Mike Collins and Rick Jackson while attacking their opponents as part of a broader right-wing agenda.
The Georgia posts show Trump still using rallies as both a mobilization tool and a loyalty test for Republican candidates. By bundling local endorsements with immigration, transgender issues, and gun rights, he is trying to nationalize a state-level race and activate the party’s most committed voters through familiar culture-war themes. The heavy emphasis on Georgia also suggests the state remains central to his electoral map and to his effort to define Republican candidates by close association with him.
"Big Rally in Georgia today! Broadcast LIVE on RSBN, all day. Enjoy!!! President DJT"
"They are two incredible people! Their opponents are Radical Left Lowlifes and Lunatics who want to Take Away Your Guns, Open Your Borders, Allow Men To Play In Women’s Sports, and have Transgender nonsense for everyone."