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Trump Is Coming to Oshkosh, Wisconsin on Aug. 17 [LIVE VIDEO]

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President Donald Trump is coming to Oshkosh, Wisconsin on Aug. 17.

According to the Appleton Post-Crescent, the president will travel to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on Monday, Aug. 17, 2020. That’s timed with the opening of the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee, which is now mostly virtual. Read the day 1 DNC schedule of speakers here.

Trump’s talk is called “Joe Biden’s failures on Jobs and the Economy” and will unfold at 4:30 p.m. at Basler Flight Service, 615 W. 20th Ave. in Oshkosh, The Post-Crescent reported.

According to WHBY, protests are already planned for the event. The campaign hasn’t released whether the public can get tickets or how. According to The Center Square Wisconsin, The Coalition to March on the Democratic National Convention (CTMDNC) is one of the group’s protesting.

You can watch a livestream of Trump’s talk here when it happens:

Trump is going to other key states too.


Trump Is Also Visiting Minnesota, Arizona & Joe Biden’s Home State of Pennsylvania

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Donald trump. Credit: wikimedia commons

President Trump is also visiting Minnesota on the same day, according to TwinCities.com.

NBC News called the president’s travels “counterprogramming” to the DNC.

According to NBC News, Trump will head to Arizona on Tuesday and Pennsylvania on Thursday, and he’s going to go to Joe Biden’s hometown of Scranton while he’s in the latter state. Biden makes a lot of his hometown Scranton roots, but his family moved to Delaware when Biden was 10 years old. Trump has accused Biden of deserting Pennsylvania, which is a key battleground state both candidates desire to win in November. Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin were the trifecta of traditionally blue rustbelt states that Trump flipped to claim victory in 2016.


Vice President Mike Pence Is Also Visiting Wisconsin

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Mike pence. Credit: wikimedia commons

Vice President Mike Pence will also journey to Wisconsin next week, according to NBC News, which reported that Pence will be in the state on Thursday and will accuse Biden of “abandoning it,” highlighting the fact Biden will accept the nomination from Delaware.

Biden has an average 6.5% lead in the polls against Trump in Wisconsin, according to RealClearPolitics. Of course, that was roughly the same margin that the final Wisconsin poll predicted Hillary Clinton would win Wisconsin by and yet Trump won the state by a small margin.

Recent polling in Wisconsin has ranged from Biden having a 4% to 12% lead over Trump in the state. Trump lost Minnesota in 2016, but he made the state competitive, and he may see a new opportunity in that state because of the widespread destruction to businesses after the death of George Floyd, in addition to the anti-police rhetoric.

Jessica McBridehttps://www.wisconsinrightnow.com
Jessica's opinions on this website and all WRN and personal social media pages, including Facebook and X, represent her own opinions and not those of the institution where she works. Jessica McBride, a Wisconsin Right Now contributor, is a national award-winning journalist and journalism educator with more than 25 years in journalism. Jessica McBride’s journalism career started at the Waukesha Freeman newspaper in 1993, covering City Hall. She was an investigative, crime, and general assignment reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for a decade. Since 2004, she has taught journalism at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her work has appeared in many news outlets, including Heavy.com (where she is a contributor reaching millions of readers per month), Patch.com, WTMJ, WISN, WUWM, Wispolitics.com, OnMilwaukee.com, Milwaukee Magazine, Nightline, El Conquistador Latino Newspaper, Japanese and German television, Channel 58, Reader’s Digest, Twist (magazine), Wisconsin Public Radio, BBC, Wisconsin Policy Research Institute, and others. 
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