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James Comey’s lawyers will be in court today seeking to toss out the latest federal criminal case against the former FBI director.
\n\nPresident Donald Trump will campaign for Republican candidates, including Sen. Ashley Moody, tonight in Daytona Beach, Fla. Alex Wong / Getty
\n\nTrump announced yesterday that he is canceling his rallies in Kansas and Iowa this weekend, where he had been set to stump for GOP candidates in competitive races, opting instead to do tele-rallies.
\n\nThe rallies were to have been part of his planned midterm blitz, in which he said he would travel to 35 places across the country to help raise turnout for Republican candidates.
\n\nTrump has repeatedly touted what he believes is the positive impact of his rallies on GOP candidates, going as far as to suggest that his presence in battleground states has boosted Republicans in the polls.
\n\nBut his tune appeared to change Thursday after his cancellations. Trump said he didn’t “feel I have to go to Kansas,” adding that he thinks Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, who’s locked in a tight race with Democrat Adam Hamilton, “is doing well.”
\n\nAttorneys for former FBI Director James Comey will be in court today seeking to toss…
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