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Trump convention kicks off to empty chairs

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By Sarah Ewall-Wice Verified, Farrah Tomazin Verified
| MSN Verified
The two-day Republican midterm convention kicked off in Dallas on Wednesday with a sea of largely empty chairs as attendees struggled to stay energized and speakers smiled as they looked out into a largely empty arena. The so-called “Trump-a-palooza” is underway at the American Airlines Center as the GOP looks to rally support with less than two months to go before the election, but it got off to a humiliating start.
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Trump Convention Organizers Beg for Empty Seat Cover-Up Original

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By Sarah Ewall-Wice Verified
| The Daily Beast Verified
Convention organizers were rushing to fill seats on day one of Trump-a-palooza in Dallas, barely an hour before the president was set to speak. Attendees walking the halls of the American Airlines Center witnessed at least one person in a neon floor operations baseball cap repeatedly encouraging those around him to go sit in Section 108.
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Trump Convention Organizers Beg for Empty Seat Cover-Up

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By Sarah Ewall-Wice Verified
| Yahoo News New Zealand Verified
Sarah Ewall-Wice Thu, 10 September 2026 at 2:11 am UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Convention organizers were rushing to fill seats on day one of Trump-a-palooza in Dallas, barely an hour before the president was set to speak. Attendees walking the halls of the American Airlines Center witnessed at least one person in a neon floor operations baseball cap repeatedly encouraging those around him to go sit in Section 108.
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