Trump makes his entry into the North Carolina special election, links the Democrat to "the team"

President Donald Trump has announced that he will rally in North Carolina to support Republican Dan Bishop, a congressional candidate in a special election, after accusations of election fraud have undermined a race in the United States. 2018 in the 9th district of the state.

"We are looking forward to soon being in North Carolina to organize a big rally for the wonderful Dan Bishop, who is coming to Congress," wrote Trump in a tweet Thursday night before attacking the Bishop's Democratic opponent, Dan McCready, without naming him directly. "His opponent wants open borders, sanctuary cities and socialism, he loves the group more than North Carolina, Dan has my full and complete endorsement!"

I hope to be in North Carolina soon to organize a big gathering for the wonderful Dan Bishop, Congress candidate. His opponent wants open borders, sanctuary cities and socialism. He loves the "brigade" more than North Carolina. Dan has my complete and complete endorsement!

– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2019

Trump did not announce the date or time of the rally, but it will not be the first time he appears with the Republican candidate from North Carolina; Senator Bishop briefly spoke at Trump's rally last month.

And while experts consider the race as an early indicator of the 2020 election cycle, Trump seems to want to implement his own re-election strategy: tying democrats to its most progressive margin, especially the young liberal legislator known as " l & # 39; squad. " "

Bishop runs against McCready, a Marine Corps veteran who lost a presidential race last year against another Republican, Mark Harris. The results of this election were canceled earlier this year in the midst of allegations of voter fraud by voters absent from the Harris campaign. Harris refused to run again and Bishop won a spring primary for the race.

Political investigators have not paid much attention to the race, internal poll of the McCready campaign showed the candidates in a tie among the likely voters at the September 10 special election.

Already, national policy was on this very busy race: McCready had returned a donation of $ 2,000 from the campaign of the squad representative, Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., This spring in the middle of a controversy over his remarks about Israel.

McCready responded to Trump's tweet by calling for donations.

"Look, we were expecting these attacks, but we can not let them go unanswered," he writes in a tweet.