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- As the nation prepares for Sen. John McCain’s final send-off, President Donald Trump is scheduled to headline a campaign rally, according to The New York Times.
- McCain, who died on Saturday, is expected to taken by military transport to an air base outside Washington — just as Trump is holding a rally in Indiana on Thursday.
- White House aides reportedly considered the optics of holding a Trump rally while the nation mourns the longtime senator and Vietnam War veteran, but ultimately decided that it was not possible to make changes to Trump’s schedule.
As the nation prepares for Sen. John McCain’s final send-off, President Donald Trump is scheduled to headline a campaign rally, according to a New York Times report published Wednesday.
White House aides reportedly considered the optics of holding a Trump rally while the nation mourns the longtime senator and Vietnam War veteran, but ultimately decided that it was not possible to make changes to Trump’s schedule.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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