COLUMBIA, Jan 29 — Donald Trump vowed to take on the “corrupt political establishment” Saturday as he bid to revive a faltering third run for the White House in two US states...
COLUMBIA, Jan 29 — Donald Trump vowed to take on the “corrupt political establishment” Saturday as he bid to revive a faltering third run for the White House in two US states that launched his winning 2016 presidential campaign.
But there was no discernible shift in his messaging as he launched immediately into his oft-debunked claims of a stolen 2020 election and reprised his litany of disparaging nicknames for his political rivals. Trump was due to fly to South Carolina’s capital Columbia after the Salem address in the late afternoon. There he will unveil a leadership team and fresh set of endorsements.Both states hold outsize influence as two of the first in every presidential election year to hold nominating contests — known as “primaries” or “caucuses,” depending on local custom.
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