Courtesy of the Louisiana GOP…
President-Elect Donald J. Trump will be in Baton Rouge on Friday to headline a get-out-the-vote rally for Louisiana Republican candidates ahead of Saturday’s elections.
WITH SPECIAL GUEST:
President-Elect Donald J. Trump
Invited officials include:
Treasurer John Kennedy
Senator David Vitter
Senator Bill Cassidy
Attorney General Jeff Landry
Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser
Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain
Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon
Majority Whip Steve Scalise
Congressman Ralph Abraham
Congressman Charles Boustany
Congressman John Fleming
Congressman Garret Graves
State Senator Bodi White
Louisiana GOP Chairman Roger Villere
WHAT: Get-out-the-vote rally for Louisiana Republicans. Open to the general public. Those who wish to attend must RSVP HERE.
WHEN: Friday, December 9, 12:00 P.M.
WHERE: Dow Chemical Hangar, 3259 Harriet Quimby Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70807
Above you’ll see the map you can use for directions to get there. It’s at the airport.
It’s a pretty big deal to get the President-Elect here for a GOTV rally the day before a statewide election, and it’s also a big deal to get him to Baton Rouge the day before the Republican is up for a mayoral election – even if that’s not a primary focus of the visit.
But Trump seems to like the crowds and the people, so you might see a lot of these in the future as he’s president.
We don’t have any good polling on what Trump’s approval ratings are in Louisiana, though we know he’s largely skyrocketed since the election nationally from some frankly terrible pre-election numbers (as Mel Brooks said, it’s good to be the king), and with the way he destroyed Hillary Clinton by 20 points in the state there is little reason to think he’s not very popular in Louisiana.
And that’ll help Kennedy a good deal, even though he doesn’t really even need it. He’s going to deliver Foster Campbell an ugly beatdown on Saturday; that’s unmistakable at this point.
Will it help White, though, and how much? That’s a question we’ll know some time Saturday night.
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