Trump 2020

The large cartoon poster featured the mascot giving a thumbs-up and smiling, while wearing a hat emblazoned with the President Trump campaign slogan "Make America Great Again."

Video giant YouTube, which is owned by Google, has more than two billion users and claims to reach more U.S. citizens in the 18-35 demographic than any TV network.

The Trump 2020 campaign says people are winning the money-raising contests to meet the president but there is little public evidence that they are.

President Donald Trump's 2020 reelection campaign is claiming he "brought the #1 terrorist leader to justice" in fundraising advertisements which say Democrats will hurt national security.

The original photo, showing the boy wearing a 'Trump 2020' shirt and hat, was cropped and edited before being posted online.

A Boston area utility worker wearing a Trump 2020 hat was fired after allegedly harassing a woman outside her home, due to bumper stickers on the woman's car.

The cheerleaders were found to have broken school policy after a photo appeared of them posing with the Trump campaign flag at a game.

"Cement your name in political history," President Donald Trump says in a campaign email sent out to supporters.

The campaign website warns customers they should "anticipate a delay in delivery due to overwhelming support."

The Trump campaign reportedly launched as many as 66 Facebook ads seeking support from the Latino community since Monday, less than 48 hours after Saturday's mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.

Trump has used the word "invasion" at least 19 times, "animals" 34 times and "killer" more than 30 times while talking about migrants. The president has also used the phrase "hell out of our country" at least 43 times.

The incident, caught on video, shows fans singing "na na na na, na na na na, hey hey-ey, goodbye" as the four Trump supporters and their banner were escorted from the stands by police.

The laser-engraved straws, which are made in the U.S., are reusable and recyclable.

President Donald Trump launched his 2020 re-election campaign at a rally in Orlando, Florida, and floated the slogan "keep America great."

We want the Real Deal—a guy who fights for America and provides strong economy and record-low unemployment, not sophisticated vocabulary. Don't you?

"I'm hopeful they'll pay. I'm hopeful they'll do what's right. People that don't pay their bills — that's a character integrity issue," said El Paso Mayor Dee Margo

"I have a lot less faith in the system; you really don't understand how swampy it is until you get here," Parscale said.

About 30 percent of those surveyed said they "definitely will" vote for the president in his re-election bid, and about 13 percent said they'll "consider" voting for him.

The president might be celebrating the end of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, but a new poll found he hasn't gotten any more popular.

In 2016, Trump just barely edged out Hillary Clinton for the Sunshine State's 29 electoral votes.

The New Jersey Senate has revived a bill that would require all presidential candidates to publish five years of tax returns if they're to appear on the state's ballot.

President Donald Trump's campaign claims two border "achievements" under the "promises kept" section of its website.

Most Americans—56 percent—would "definitely not vote" for Trump, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News survey.

The Trump-supporting Afghanistan veteran in Burlington, Vermont, woke to find the charred remains of his Trump 2020 display.

Trump 2020 campaign plans to use the new Space Force agency to sell products.

Trump 2020's chief operating officer Michael Glassner blasted 'Made in China' claims as fake news.

Trump has shown little reluctance about taking advantage of lower Chinese prices when it concerns his own bottom line.

At one point, the president said he would "close down the country" if "we don't get border security."

Joe Biden has a real shot at beating Donald Trump in 2020, unless the Democratic Party shoots him down.

The former White House chief strategist hit back at reports he didn't believe the president would see out first term.