Trump Abruptly Cancels High-Stakes Rally Ahead Of Midterms?

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. Trump abruptly cancels high-stakes rally ahead of midterms? President Donald Trump abruptly canceled a planned campaign rally in Kansas just days before the midterm elections, raising fresh questions about the Republicans' prospects of maintaining their grip on the Senate. Trump was scheduled to appear on Saturday at the Salina Regional Airport to visit Senator Roger Marshall's Republican Kansas, who is now facing a very tough re-election, fighting against Democrat Adam Hamilton. The Kansas Republican Party confirmed that the rally was called off, the White House announcing that Trump would instead hold a virtual campaign rally for this event, this It is according to the Hill. Why is that happening? It was probably too big of an open space. This cancellation coincides with worrying new polling for Marshall. A CNN survey released Thursday showed Hamilton leading the Republican incumbent 49% to 45%, although the four-point advantage fell within the poll's margin of error. It always depends on who you poll and how big the poll is. As we reported last week, Republicans are facing a daunting possibility of losing a Kansas Senate seat that Democrats have not won since 1932. Wake up, Kansas. It's time. Please share, and God bless Kansas and America. Make sure to give us a thumbs up.