Trump Promotes Second Amendment, Tariffs in Montana Rally

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President Donald Trump delivered a second rally in Montana on Wednesday, focusing on key issues such as the Second Amendment, trade policies, and American manufacturing. The event in Kalispell was part of his ongoing midterm campaign, where he urged voters to support GOP candidates.

Advocating for Gun Rights

Trump emphasized the importance of the Second Amendment, claiming that it is under threat and that he has been a strong advocate for gun rights. He told the crowd, “Nobody has fought for the Second Amendment like me,” and assured them that their rights are protected under his leadership.

Trade Policies and Tariffs

Trump highlighted the impact of tariffs on Montana’s lumber industry, stating that he imposed a historic tariff on foreign lumber, which has led to a boom in local sawmills. He argued that these policies have helped American manufacturing thrive and protect domestic jobs.

Military and Technological Advancements

Trump also announced plans for the Department of War to establish a super range for testing advanced weapons and technologies, including autonomous weapons, space, and electronic warfare systems. He said Montana would play a key role in ensuring the U.S. military remains dominant globally.

Remembering Charlie Kirk

During his speech, Trump paid tribute to Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative figure who was assassinated in 2025. He expressed his condolences and encouraged voters to honor Kirk’s legacy by participating in the election.

Trump’s rally underscored his continued focus on key issues such as gun rights, trade, and national security, as he works to secure support for GOP candidates in the midterm elections.

Source: OANN

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Connor Davis