President Donald J. Trump gestures with a thumbs-up as he is escorted by U.S. Air Force personnel upon his arrival at Joint Base Andrews, Md. Thursday, Jan. 23. 2020, to board Air Force One for his trip to Miami, Fla. (Official White House Photo by Tia Dufour)
At TownHall.com, Trump campaign manager, Brad Parscale, breaks down the statistics he’s gathered at capaign rallies for President. The voters lining for hours and even days to see the president are not the typical GOP crowd. Independents and Democrats who are fed up with establishment candidates who consistently fail to live up to their campaign promises are joining in the Trump frenzy. As Parscale notes, “These numbers are nothing short of remarkable.” He writes (abridged):
Contrary to the media’s straw-man portrayal of a stereotypical Trump voter, Keep America Great rallies attract voters of all demographic descriptions from across the political spectrum who have been uplifted by his policies.
These patriotic Americans love our country and everything it stands for. Trump supporters are not embarrassed by our founding, our history, or our Constitution. All they want is to live in a great America, and Donald Trump is the only leader who unabashedly shares that goal.
Out of more than 20,000 identified voters who came to a recent Trump rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 57.9 percent did not have a history of voting for Republicans.
Remarkably, 4,413 attendees didn’t even vote in the last election — a clear indication that President Trump is energizing Americans who were previously not engaged in politics.
The list of jaw-dropping rally statistics goes on. And on. And on.
When President Trump holds a rally, they wait in line for hours — and in some cases, days.
These numbers are nothing short of remarkable.
Brad Parscale is the campaign manager for Donald J. Trump for President, Inc.
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