President Donald Trump made an appearance at a campaign rally in West Virginia, where unlike his other boasting speeches of electoral win he rather admitted that GOP could lose its control over the House in the upcoming midterm elections.
“It could happen. Could happen. We’re doing very well, and we’re doing really well in the Senate, but could happen,” the President said.
“And you know what you do? My whole life, you know what I say? ‘Don’t worry about it, I’ll just figure it out’,” he continued. “Does that make sense? I’ll figure it out.”
These midterm elections seem to be in favor of Democrats, who, if they win the 23 seats will be in control of the lower chamber in Congress, pollsters have said, giving Dems an 85% chance of triumph.
At the rally, Trump suggested that his inability to be present at campaign rallies in all contested seats was a factor in the potential defeat.
“You know, I’m not saying they don’t squeak it by, maybe, because they got a lot of races,” Trump said. “I can’t go everywhere.”
Trump at the rally also repeated attacks on Democrat immigration policy, claiming Democrats want to create a “giant sanctuary” for criminals and “MS-13 killers.”
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