Since leaving the White House back in January, former President Trump has not faded away into the ether. In fact, the 45th president remains very much active in the realm of politics.

Earlier this year, Trump spoke at the 2021 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). The former president has furthermore given multiple interviews, put out a series of press releases on relevant political matters, and otherwise maintained status in the GOP.

This weekend, however, marked the return of the iconic Trump rallies. On Saturday evening, the former president traveled to Ohio to rally with supporters in the very first rally since Biden took the White House.

What to know about Trump's rally in Ohio on Saturday

News about Saturday night's Trump rally broke in time for Americans to plan to be there. Some of the fiercest Trump loyalists even set up campers outside of the event venue on Thursday and Friday.

The 45th president rocked the house in Ohio. Trump discussed myriad pressing issues, from the Biden presidency to critical race theory, Democrats' new push for gun control, and more. Trump also noted the importance of the Republican Party taking back control of Congress after next year's midterm races.

While in Ohio, Trump also called out perceived Republicans in name only (RINOs), with one of the people criticized being Rep. Anthony Gonzalez. This is on brand for the former president, though; Trump has made very clear that getting America First conservatives into office for the midterms is a huge goal. Already, several Republicans have key Trump endorsements helping them in their campaigns.

More rallies to come?

Yesterday's rally in the Buckeye State was the first of many post-presidential Trump rallies to come. In real time, members of Trump's team are planning more rallies for the former president's supporters to attend.

Early next month, Trump is planned to host a rally in the Sarasota area of Florida. Moreover, Georgia, North Carolina, and several other states are listed as places where Trump shall likely make appearances.

Americans looking to stay up to date on all Trump-related news can also keep their eyes peeled for his formal press releases.