President Donald Trump has been told by key Republican lawmakers that they do not want him actively campaigning in the final stretch of the election, according to a report. During a Rose Garden dinner, Trump assured lawmakers he would be heavily involved in the last 30 days of the campaign. The meeting, held on Wednesday, brought together influential figures from both chambers of Congress. Some Republicans have expressed concerns about Trump’s continued public engagement, fearing it could influence the outcome of critical races. Despite these concerns, Trump has reaffirmed his commitment to playing a central role in the campaign’s final phase. The situation highlights the growing tension between Trump’s public persona and the strategic considerations of his allies. As the election approaches, the balance between Trump’s involvement and the preferences of his party remains a key point of discussion.