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DCPD-202400571 - Remarks at a Campaign Rally in Madison, Wisconsin

Publisher: Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Administration

Subjects: 2021 civil unrest and violence at U.S. Capitol
2024 Presidential election
Childcare, access and affordability
Climate change
COVID–19 pandemic
Economic improvement
Eldercare and home health services
Federal deficit and debt
Federal student loans, partial forgiveness
Gun control efforts
Gun purchase background checks, improvement efforts
Gun violence, prevention efforts
Health insurance, access and availability
Insulin cost controls
Job creation and growth
Medicare and Medicaid programs
Prescription drug costs, reduction efforts
Presidential powers, Constitutional limits and constraints
Social Security program
Supreme Court Associate Justice
Tax Code reform
U.S. servicemembers, service and dedication
U.S. Supreme Court opinion overturning 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade
U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Presidential immunity
Vice President
Wisconsin, Democratic Party event
Wisconsin, Governor
Wisconsin, President's visit

Names: Carroll, E. Jean; Daniels, Stormy; Doyle, James E.; Esper, Mark T.; Evers, Anthony S.; Harris, Kamala D.; Jackson, Ketanji Brown; Jordan, Sabrina; Kelly, John F.; Mattis, James N.; Pelosi, Nancy; Pence, Michael R.; Pocan, Mark W.; Rhodes-Conway, Satya; Sotomayor, Sonia M.; Trump, Donald J.; Wikler, Ben.

Notes: The President spoke at 2:30 p.m. at Sherman Middle School. In his remarks, he referred to Sabrina Jordan, volunteer for the Biden-Harris reelection campaign; Mayor Satya Rhodes- Conway of Madison, WI; Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson; former White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly; former Secretaries of Defense James N. Mattis and Mark T. Esper; former Vice President Michael R. Pence; adult film actor Stormy Daniels; author E. Jean Carroll, who won a civil suit against former President Donald J. Trump on sexual abuse and defamation charges; and Rep. Nancy Pelosi, in her former capacity as Speaker of the House of Representatives. The transcript was released by the Office of the Press Secretary on July 6.