Michigan House OKs bills repealing 1931 abortion ban

Donald Trump's first major rally of the year as he tries to avenge his 2020 election loss went off without a hitch in Waco on Saturday but fans didn't stick around long, reports the Waco Tribune.

According to the Tribunes report, police stated there were no problems with protesters or violent incidents and that campaign estimates of 15,000 attending sounded about right.

A Republican caller on C-SPAN accidentally made a case for President Joe Biden's re-election.

During a call on Sunday's Washington Journal program, a caller named Daniel from New York reflected on the state of the economy under Biden.

Any hope that Donald Trump's new re-election team may have had that they could steer him into running a more conventional campaign appears to have been swept aside as he used his first major rally to whip up the crowd with a litany of grievances and personal attacks.

According to the Guardian's David Smith, during Trump's appearance in Waco late Saturday, the former president used his speech to "invoke retribution and violence" at his perceived enemies, with attacks on Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) who might possibly challenge him for the Republican Party's 2024 presidential nomination.