Trump closes midterm campaign with speech on D.C. renovations
President Trump gave his last expected public address before Tuesday's midterm elections, and CBS News and NPR both say it centered on his renovations in Washington.
President Trump gave his final pitch to voters on Monday, one day before the midterm elections. CBS News and NPR both report that he spent much of it promoting his renovations in Washington.
NPR describes the speech as his last expected public address. It says he spoke in Washington and used the speech to argue for supporting Republicans. NPR characterizes the message as meandering.
CBS News says the address focused largely on the renovations. The reports give no further detail on what he said about them.
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- CBS NewsTrump's final midterm message for voters largely focuses on D.C. renovationsMon, Nov 2, 6:28 PM EST
- NPRTrump offered a closing message to voters by touting his D.C. renovationsMon, Nov 2, 6:35 PM EST
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