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Trump's Georgia rally promoting Trump Accounts

President Trump visits Marietta, Georgia to promote his Trump Accounts investment program amid midterm-focused campaign events and election-integrity remarks.

2 stories59 sourcesUpdated Jul 25, 2026

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Jul 25, 2026
President Trump travels to Wheeler High School in Marietta, Georgia to promote his Trump Accounts investment program.
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Jul 25, 2026
Trump's Georgia visit blends promotion of Trump Accounts with election-integrity remarks that analysts warn could dampen conservative turnout in a key Senate race.
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Trump Visits Wheeler High School Rally in Georgia

President Donald Trump will be in metro Atlanta, speaking at Wheeler High School in Marietta to promote the Trump Accounts investment program, with arrival around 1 p.m. and remarks near 3 p.m., and traffic disruptions expected; the event will be streamed live by multiple outlets. Republican candidates Rick Jackson and Rep. Mike Collins are associated with the appearance, which follows local preparations and protests, highlighting Cobb County’s role in Georgia politics.

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Trump Promotes Trump Accounts at Georgia Event

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President Donald Trump is visiting Georgia for campaign events in Marietta, promoting pro-family policies and initiatives such as Trump Accounts while also leveraging remarks on election integrity. Analysts and opponents warn that his repeated focus on election-fraud claims could dampen conservative turnout in a pivotal Senate race, as discussions unfold about how federal program funding and tax breaks affect families.

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