Despite the fact that COVID-19 was ravaging the country, Donald Trump wanted to continue holding rallies last year. The first of these rallies was to be held in ruby red Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Trump campaign had big plans for the rally. There was not only sets inside, but also an overflow area outside where the…
This unfortunate and hopefully soon-expiring moment in U.S. history, Donald Trump’s presidency, has been anything but subtle in summoning the worst energies, impulses, and dimensions embedded in the nation’s history and still animating contemporary culture and politics. If it hadn’t been clear during his 2016 campaign when he characterized Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals,…
Bruce Dart, the director of the Tulsa City–County Health Department, has confirmed that the rally President Donald Trump held in the city last month contributed to a surge of coronavirus cases. On Monday, there were 261 cases, the highest the county has seen since the crisis began. “Right now we do have the highest number…
The Trump campaign thought that their worst-case scenario was a crowd of 60,000 for his Tulsa rally, but they were 54,000 short.
Trump is said to be furious over being embarrassed by the fact that his big rally in Tulsa only drew 6,200 attendees.
The Trump campaign is blaming far-left protesters for blocking the gates, which there is no evidence of, for the small rally crowd in Tulsa.
Trump admitted just for a few seconds during his Tulsa rally that his presidential campaign is not going well, and is failing.
Trump blamed walking three blocks, saluting, the sun, his shoes, making a speech and the ramp itself for why he couldn’t walk down a ramp.
President Donald Trump slammed his opponent, presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden, for holding an event that adhered to social distancing guidelines. “Joe Biden’s rally. ZERO enthusiasm!†tweeted Trump. Joe Biden’s rally. ZERO enthusiasm! pic.twitter.com/IB2BrrmTPH — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 19, 2020 In a statement, Tim Murtaugh, a Trump campaign spokesman, said Biden, who has…
Trump is advertising to his supporters in states that are experiencing high COVID outbreaks, like Arizona, to get them to his Tulsa rally.
