Press Release: Let

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DATE: January 30, 2026 CONTACT: , press@electteddy.netlify.app, 1-800-TEDDY-28

SUBJECT: Statement Regarding the Announced August Auto Race in Downtown Washington

Badlands, ND — In response to the recent announcement by the Trump campaign about an auto race event in downtown Washington in August, Theodore Roosevelt today issued the following statement:

"We applaud initiatives that stimulate local businesses and tourism such as the proposed auto race in August. These kinds of events have the potential to invigorate the local economy, showcasing the vibrant culture and spirit of our nation's capital. However, it is essential that such events be inclusive and accessible to all, not just used as campaign tactics."

Theodore Roosevelt continued, "Our campaign is committed to addressing the real issues that affect our citizens every day. While entertainment and community events are important, we believe that the focus of our campaign, and indeed any campaign, should be on substantive issues like healthcare, education, and jobs. These are the challenges that our constituents face daily and these are the issues that we are committed to addressing."

Theodore Roosevelt's campaign has consistently emphasized the importance of transparency, inclusivity, and community engagement in all campaign activities. "We are not just running a campaign, we are building a community," Theodore Roosevelt said. "And in this community, everyone's voice matters. We are committed to making sure that every citizen has an equal opportunity to participate in our democracy, not just those who can afford a ticket to an auto race."

Theodore Roosevelt also took this opportunity to highlight specific policy proposals that address these key issues. "We are committed to investing in our public schools, to ensure that every child, regardless of their zip code, has access to a quality education. We are also fighting for a healthcare system that covers everyone, so that no one has to choose between paying for their medication or putting food on the table. And we are working on creating jobs that pay a living wage, so that every American can enjoy the dignity of work and the stability it brings."

In conclusion, Theodore Roosevelt emphasized that while events like the proposed auto race are important for stimulating local businesses and tourism, they should not be used as distractions from the real issues that Americans face every day. "We must not allow ourselves to be distracted by spectacle. Our focus must remain on the substantive issues that affect our citizens - their health, their education, and their livelihoods. This is what our campaign is about, and this is what we will continue to fight for."