Trump Addresses Texas Rally for Senate Candidate Paxton Amid Protests
Former President Donald Trump spoke at a campaign rally in San Antonio, Texas, on Saturday, supporting Attorney General Ken Paxton. Protesters periodically interrupted Trump's address during the event, which centered on Paxton's U.S. Senate candidacy.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Former President Donald Trump campaigned for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Saturday at a rally in San Antonio. Trump's address, delivered to supporters at the Freeman Coliseum, focused on Paxton's bid for the U.S. Senate.
Throughout Trump's speech, individuals in the audience periodically interrupted the proceedings with shouts. Security personnel escorted multiple individuals out of the venue following these interruptions.
Outside the Coliseum, protesters also gathered, displaying signs and chanting slogans. The demonstrations remained separate from the indoor rally attendees.
Trump endorsed Paxton for his Senate campaign. Paxton, a Republican, has served as Texas Attorney General since 2015. His political career has involved various legal challenges and controversies.
The rally represented a public show of support from the former president for Paxton's candidacy in the upcoming Senate race.
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