NRA Cancels Trump Rally Amid Campaign Conflicts

The National Rifle Association (NRA) has canceled its 'Defend the 2nd Amendment' event in Savannah, Georgia, where former President Donald Trump was scheduled to deliver a keynote address, citing a 'campaign scheduling conflict.' This decision aligns with Trump's recent pattern of canceling interviews and appearances, including those with NBC News, CBS News, and CNBC. Despite the cancellation, Trump continues to campaign aggressively in Georgia, a crucial battleground state where polls show him with a slender lead over Vice President Kamala Harris. The NRA remains committed to supporting Trump's bid for the presidency, launching statewide ads in key states like Pennsylvania and Georgia. Meanwhile, early voting in Georgia has surged, breaking records with over half a million ballots cast. Both Trump and Harris are focusing their campaigns on Georgia, highlighting its importance in the upcoming election.