As the midterm elections approach, President Donald Trump is focusing his efforts on areas where his support remains strong. Among these places is Alabama, a state with a history of enthusiasm for his political movement.
Trump visited Mobile, Alabama, 11 years after his initial appearance in the city, where he had made a grand entrance in his Boeing 757. Back then, he was met by a massive crowd of supporters at a football field. The 2015 rally was marked by the dedication of tens of thousands who faced high temperatures and traffic congestion to see him.
These visits coincide with Trump’s strategy to bolster support in regions that have consistently backed him through previous elections.
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