Ex-Trump aide blames 'protesters and sparsely attended crowds' for rally cancellations

Summary

Alyssa Farah Griffin, who served as communications director in President Donald Trump’s first White House, said Friday that his last-minute decision to swap in-person rallies in Kansas and Iowa for tele-rallies is “definitely not a sign of confidence.” Trump canceled the in-person events just days before the midterm elections, with races in both states still tight, and Griffin, now a CNN political commentator, told anchor Sara Sidner that Trump “still can turn out huge crowds,” especially in deep-red parts of the country. But she noted that his crowds at a rally in Ohio earlier this week fell…

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