Days out from the election, the presidential campaigns made their closing pitch to Georgians in person, at a tenor befitting a battleground state.
President Donald Trump held a rally in Rome, Georgia, Sunday night — his fourth visit to the state since the summer.
“They said, ‘Sir, you don’t have to come to Georgia. We have it made. It’s won,’” Trump told the crowd of thousands, mostly unmasked. “Oh by the way just go out and vote. Just go out and vote.”
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