Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Donald Trump is slurring his words and mumbling while telling an incoherent story about Christmas being banned during his remarks in Adel, Iowa.
Donald Trump says he would reinstate his travel ban if elected: “If you’re coming from somewhere full of people who want to kill Americans, we will not let you in.”
Former President Trump is set to deliver remarks Monday afternoon in Iowa. The campaign events come as a federal judge imposed a gag order on Trump that bars him from attacking future witnesses in his election interference case, as well as prosecutors, court staff and their families.
Judge Tanya Chutkan emphasized that Trump’s candidate status does not give him carte blanche to launch a “smear campaign” against individuals involved in the case. “First Amendment protections yield to the administration of justice and to the protection of witnesses,” she added.
This time, his campaign aims to enter each card into its database within a day and to call each signee within two days. It collected 1,200 cards from two events on Oct. 7 out of about 4,000 people who attended.
“I can promise you there is no backlog,” said Alex Latcham, a senior Trump adviser and early-state coordinator.
A traditional measure of campaign organization in Iowa is the caucus pledge card. People who attend Trump’s events are asked to sign a commitment that they will attend the caucuses and support him, providing their contact information so the campaign can inquire about them volunteering and finding others to attend.
After Trump’s second-place 2016 finish behind Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, a ragtag effort of big crowds but little organization, state GOP staffers cleaned out his caucus campaign office to find thousands of signed pledge cards that had never been logged.
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