Posted on 08/18/2019 5:28:27 AM PDT by davikkm
A fire department official in Manchester, New Hampshire, has confirmed President Donald Trumps claim to have smashed attendance records at his rally at the SNHU Arena last Thursday, contradicting fake news about empty seats. Trump proclaimed last Friday that his rally, which filled the 11,700-seat arena and left thousands more supporters outside, had broken Elton Johns attendance record for the venue.
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I agree with you 100%....but Trump should hold off as California bleeds thousands of fleeing middle income residents every day headed for Arizona, Nevada, Texas & Florida. Soon all that will be left in the once great, leading cutting edge “Golden State” are the elites butt holes, and the “Give me my free handout low life, druggies, nutcases & criminals”. Vote Democrat and help destroy California!!! LMAO!!!
Ours is a lonely, if faithful, club.
lol
The media is crazy town.
They create whatever reality they need to make their world better and report it as fact.
- nobody went to Trumps rally.
-stopping illegal aliens at the border is illegal.
-Russia Collusion
-white supremacy is a crisis.
And on and on.
Indeed 11,500 inside 8,000 outside
It must terrify the Left to know how popular this guy is.
At some venues he has as many folks standing outside as he has inside.
People want to be able to tell their grand-kids they were a part of history. And folks, Trump has created historic times in the United States.
God bless him!
That’s exactly what I mean, DA1776.
Normally, there are NO spectators on the floor. Soooo, do we count them or not?
It is quite a crowd! And a GREAT speech, too. Especially when he said, “I’m the President of the USA, not the WORLD.”
Loved that too!!!
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