Trump visits to safe red districts are a ‘considered strategy’ to fire up low-propensity voters: Byron York

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York said President Donald Trump’s campaign strategy in deep red districts is to energize “low-propensity voters.” “[Midterm elections] are normally sleepy, but the one thing we do…
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