With control of Congress in the balance, officials say the president plans to campaign as if he were 'on the ballot'.
With control of the US Congress in the balance, officials say President Donald Trump plans to campaign as if he were 'on the ballot'.
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It was a chilly January afternoon in Iowa, and crowds of supporters ringed the stump-speech stage, festooned in red, white and blue.
The scene could have easily been part of United States President Donald Trump's bid for re-election two years ago.
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