Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he is reinstating a series of campaign rallies that had previously been cancelled, marking a sharp reversal of his earlier stance.
Just weeks earlier, Trump had said he did not feel compelled to hold the events, suggesting that the rallies were not essential to his campaign plans.
The new decision overturns that position, indicating that the former president will again schedule public gatherings as part of his outreach efforts.
Rallies have long been a staple of American presidential campaigns, providing candidates with a platform to address supporters, outline policies, and generate media coverage.
By restoring the cancelled events, Trump’s campaign signals a renewed emphasis on direct voter contact ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>
