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(Worthy News) – President Trump brought $5 million in federal aid for an airport runway in Pennsylvania on Thursday, plus nearly $50 million this week to fight street violence in Wisconsin and the designation of a North Carolina town as a World War II “heritage city,” as he and Democratic presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden narrow their campaigns to a baker’s dozen of battleground states that will decide the election.
In addition to using the advantages of incumbency, Mr. Trump’s campaign advisers say his travel schedule for the week following the Republican National Convention shows in large part where the fall campaign will be fought.
Much of the battle will take place in the upper Midwest states of Minnesota and Wisconsin, in the Rust Belt states of Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania, even in the relatively small electoral-vote prizes of New Hampshire and Maine. [ Source: Washington Times (Read More…) ]
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