[meyer]

There is a huge need to knock down the derps. But on the other hand, there are plenty of free Americans that can now see that a rally is very possible. Perhaps we, the people, need to assemble derp squads to protect the rally-goers, even though our sorry armed a$$es can’t enter the venue.

I’d volunteer to help provide a safe environment for patriots.

I’ll add this - the past rallies, many of them anyway, have been held outside of the major cities. Having one in Tulsa was a bit “in your face” for the left. The one I went to was at a college about 40 miles south of Lexington, KY. Podunk, USA. I think Trump went bold with the first one, knowing what was out there. Based on what I saw, he was 85% effective in terms of crowd size, and 188% effective in terms of inspiration.

[meyer]

The best thing about the rally is how he contrasted to his near super-bowl audience, his and the Republican’s goals against the radical left’s goals. He laid it out quite well,

He also entertained with the great ramp and water stories.

[mountainfolk]

I think that the Tulsa rally was a huge plus for Pres Trump. It has shown that he will not be intimidated by a virus, mobs and looters and rioters and most of all, the commie democrats and the No Trumpers. Pres Trump is a fearless leader and stronger than the traitorous forces in the US govt and his own party. He has gotten the rallies started again and shown what it will take to continue them. I admire all of those who were present in the bldg and outside and in cars trying to be a part of his audience. Lead on Pres Trump, you are doing just fine.