2020 Election

The convention was originally to have taken place in July, attracted about 50,000 people to Milwaukee and injected about $250 million into the economy of the key presidential battleground state.

FOX6 spoke with some of the protesters on the other side of the security line, and they said they wanted to make their message as clear and simple as possible: They don't want another four years of a Trump presidency.

Wisconsin Democrats marked the start of the Democratic National Convention by blaming President Trump for botching the response to the coronavirus pandemic.

President Donald Trump is accusing his 2020 opponent Joe Biden of being a “puppet of left-wing extremists" hours before the start of the Democratic National Convention.

On the tarmac in Minneapolis, President Trump addressed about 150 supporters, half of them wearing masks, who chanted “Four More Years.”

Not mentioned during the evening's remarks was the Democratic National Convention -- kicking off in Milwaukee Monday.

President Trump will visit several swing states this week, including a stop in Oshkosh.

Milwaukee once expected crowds of 50,000, and with them, millions of dollars for area businesses. Once upon a time, delegates were supposed to be packing into Fiserv Forum for the DNC. Then, COVID-19 hit.

In a letter to Democratic lawmakers Sunday evening, Nancy Pelosi also called on her colleagues to appear at a post office in their district on Tuesday for a coordinated news event.

The release noted these donations "reflect an ongoing engagement between the convention and Milwaukee Public Schools" forged last fall.