Posted on 03/04/2017 12:29:25 PM PST by Innovative
Thousands of President Trump's supporters from New York City to Des Moines, Iowa, rallied to "March 4 Trump" Saturday, uniting to show that they stand behind his administration and its policies.
At the forefront of everyone's mind — President Trump's claims that former President Obama ordered his "'wires tapped' in Trump Tower just before the victory." On Twitter, Trump lobbed a series of allegations against Obama early Saturday, comparing the charge to Watergate.
"Is it legal for a sitting President to be 'wire tapping' a race for president prior to an election? Turned down by court earlier. A NEW LOW!" he wrote.
Jovi Vaughn, who helped organize Saturday's rally outside Trump Tower, insisted that he's there to unite the country under the president. His message resonated across the country, from Texas and North Carolina to Colorado and Iowa.
At the nation's capital, nearly a hundred people stood in the shadow of the Washington Monument to demonstrate their solidarity with the president.
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“Is it legal for a sitting President to be ‘wire tapping’ a race for president prior to an election?”
How’d that work out for Nixon?
Looks to be about what we had in Albuquerque.
Phoenix here—We had about 1200-1400 at the state capital. I counted 14 Liberal protesters, more guns than protesters. Lol
MAGA!
Just got back and had a great time. The punks should no longer be a threat to us freedom fighters.
Pray America woke
“nearly a hundred” demonstrators in DC sounds like a failure to me.
Personally, I think Trump is enormously likeable. Just my humble opinion.
Regardless of our disagreements, he is our constitutional POTUS, and I support the office, he is my president, and I support the process, the law, and the office.
Amen to that.
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