In a recent rally in Nevada, former President Donald Trump urged voters to support Republican Senate candidate Sam Brown, emphasizing the importance of the state in the upcoming elections. Trump criticized incumbent Senator Jackie Rosen, accusing her of aligning too closely with President Joe Biden and supporting policies that he claims have led to increased inflation and border insecurity.

Trump characterized Rosen as a \"radical left senator\" who has voted with Biden nearly 100% of the time, particularly highlighting her support for what he described as \"inflation-causing spending bills\" and an open borders policy that could allow millions of undocumented immigrants into the country. He called on Nevadans to reject her candidacy and instead back Brown, whom he described as a \"fearless patriot\" and a \"Purple Heart recipient\" who has made significant sacrifices for the country.

Brown, who took the stage following Trump, echoed the former president's sentiments, stressing the need for stronger border security and accountability regarding unaccompanied minors crossing into the U.S. He positioned himself as a leader who would prioritize the safety and sovereignty of the nation, contrasting his approach with what he described as Rosen's failure to lead.

Both Trump and Brown framed the election as a pivotal moment for Nevada and the nation, with Trump promising to return to the state multiple times before the election to rally support. The message was clear: securing the border and reversing current policies are central themes for their campaign as they seek to galvanize voter turnout in the critical weeks leading up to the election.