Former President Donald Trump held a rally in Mosinee, Wisconsin, on Saturday, drawing thousands of supporters and marking his first high-profile visit to central Wisconsin since 2020. During the nearly two-hour speech, Trump focused on his legal troubles, mischaracterizing them as 'witch hunts,' while also discussing his plans to improve the economy and end the Russia-Ukraine war, claiming he could resolve it before taking office if elected. He criticized President Biden and Vice President Harris, labeling the country a 'failing nation' and advocating for substantial tariffs on companies moving production overseas. Democratic leaders in Wisconsin responded sharply, warning that a second Trump presidency could lead to economic chaos and extreme policies. The rally highlighted Trump’s continued appeal among rural voters, a demographic crucial for his previous victories in the state. Both candidates are intensifying their campaigns as they approach the presidential debate scheduled for September 10.