Former President Donald Trump held a rally in Traverse City, Michigan, where he discussed plans to boost the auto industry and curb immigration. The rally was delayed by three hours, causing some guests to leave. Trump apologized for the delay and arrived around 10 p.m., promising an “extra special job.”
During the rally, Trump pledged to revive the auto industry by imposing tariffs to block imports of foreign cars. He also urged early voting, alleging potential election fraud by Democrats. Trump defended his controversial comments about Detroit and promised to protect gas cars, criticizing the push for electric vehicles under the Biden administration.
Trump blamed Vice President Kamala Harris for the rise of Venezuelan gangs in the US and accused her of losing support among Arab and Muslim voters in Michigan. He also criticized Harris for celebrating before the election results were in, insinuating potential rigging.
Overall, Trump’s rally in Michigan focused on his plans for the auto industry, concerns about immigration, and accusations against his political opponents. He reassured supporters about his commitment to protecting American jobs and industries while attacking his rivals with claims of corruption and incompetence.
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