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WATCH LIVE: Trump Speaks At Rally In Iowa At 1 PM ET

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally, Monday, Oct. 31, 2016, in Grand Rapids, Mich. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)
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Donald Trump will speak at a campaign rally in Sioux City, Iowa, at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday.

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  1. Avatar for imkmu3 imkmu3 says:

    60 hours to go before we never need hear about Trump speaking at a rally again. Finally, we can count down the hours.

  2. Avatar for bkmn bkmn says:

    In a couple of days either the world will suffer economic shock or I can turn my television on again.

  3. Uday and Qusay will get the crowd warmed up by leading them in the Horst Wessel.

  5. Never any policy specifics. For the following reasons:

    • Trump has none
    • His followers do not want them
    • For them, Trump IS the Republican Party**

    ** as evidenced by the fact that other Republican politicians basically disappeared after Super Tuesday last winter. Much of it was due to Trump’s toxicity Down Ticket…but the main reason was that, NO Republican politician COULD act as surrogate. Does anyone believe that Pence can “replace” Trump?

    Surrogates act for a person who shares a party label–along with certain policy applications–with the surrogate. How can a person act for a person who IS the Party?

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