US President Donald Trump will reportedly hold a virtual rally on Rush Limbaugh’s popular nationally syndicated radio show, on Friday. It will mark the unofficial return from the President to the campaign trail since being hospitalized for a coronavirus infection. The conservative radio giant reportedly said, “I’m thrilled to announce that our commander-in-chief, President Donald Trump will be right here tomorrow hosting the largest virtual rally in radio history”. The president earlier on Thursday rejected an independent debate-governing body’s decision to move a planned 15 October Trump-Biden debate to a virtual town hall format with voters.
Point to be noted that President Trump is trailing former Vice President Joe Biden by up to 16 points nationally in some polls. He said sitting behind a computer is not what debating is all about. He is now planning to do a virtual rally on the highly-rated radio program. It is noteworthy that there is a major reason because Limbaugh’s base is actually President Trump’s base. The GOP president has done almost nothing since taking office to expand his political base, pushing hard-line conservative policies, slamming high-profile Democratic officials, and warning of a socialist coup if he is not re-elected.
President Donald Trump informed in the morning show of Fox Business Network that he needed to hold a rally on Thursday. He also suggested that his staff could not pull one together fast enough. President said, “I wanted to do one last night”. However, his Vice President and running mate, Mike Pence was debating Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris in their one and only primetime debate. It is important that President Trump invited Limbaugh to his State of the Union address earlier this year. Trump also gave him the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the event. Now, President is now preparing for his scheduled 2nd presidential debate.