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Trump held a campaign rally in Las Vegas, where temperatures exceeded 100 degrees Fahrenheit. His campaign took measures like providing extra medics and water for supporters. During his speech, Trump complained about the teleprompters not working well and said he was angrier about that than the heat. He also joked that campaign organizers were more worried about supporters than him. Nevada was the only battleground state where Trump improved his performance in 2020 compared to 2016, despite losing the state to Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden. Trump's rally was part of a Western campaign swing aimed at fundraising millions of dollars for his campaign.
Trump held a campaign rally in Las Vegas, where temperatures exceeded 100 degrees Fahrenheit. His campaign took measures like providing extra medics and water for supporters. During his speech, Trump complained about the teleprompters not working well and said he was angrier about that than the heat. He also joked that campaign organizers were more worried about supporters than him. Nevada was the only battleground state where Trump improved his performance in 2020 compared to 2016, despite losing the state to Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden. Trump's rally was part of a Western campaign swing aimed at fundraising millions of dollars for his campaign.
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