Trump launches midterms campaign blitz amidst record low approval ratings

United States President Donald Trump has kicked off a 32-day campaign tour ahead of the November midterm elections that could see his Republican Party hurt by his handling of the war on Iran and the economy.On Thursday, Trump travelled from Washington, DC, for back-to-back rallies in Texas and Oklahoma.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Most Americans say US-Israel war on Iran not worth fighting: Polllist 2 of 3US FCC head says controversial Trump ads do not raise concernslist 3 of 3Despite praise and White House visits, Trump avoids endorsing Netanyahuend of listAt his first stop in Denton, Texas, Trump sought to shift the narrative around his drooping approval ratings, offering a personal assessment of his administration’s performance.“I give us an A+ on the government, on economics, on everything,” Trump told a crowd of supporters at the Peterbilt Motors Company, a truck manufacturer.The president also blamed unfair media coverage for his growing unpopularity, arguing that his pre-election rally blitz was necessary to set the record straight.“We’re doing an extremely poor job of promotion and an extremely great job of running the country,” Trump said.But Trump’s poll ...