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Amish ‘Trump Train’ becomes online wonder, and James Woods breaks down why it matters
There are plenty of signs suggesting that President Trump may win big on Tuesday, to include talk about unprecedented levels of support from the black community, as well as the gay community.
There are also massive pro-Trump caravans seen in strong Democratic precincts, and while it may be foolhardy to trust the electoral process given the circumstances, when the Amish get aboard the Trump train you know it just may be a runaway.
A social media user shared footage of a pro-Trump Amish caravan, as only the Amish can do, suggesting a “landslide.”
“You know it’s going to be a landslide when the Amish start to rally and create their own Trump Train,” the tweet read.
While Democrats talk a good game when it comes to diversity, it would appear that the real diversity is among those backing the president.
Last week, President Trump earned the endorsement of the Crow Nation Indian Tribe.
And there’s a video making the rounds of what is described as a “victory dance” by the chief of an unknown tribe.
The footage has drawn some criticism over the inverted flag, which is to be used to represent distress — the flag also touches the ground, which is seen as disrespectful.
Back to the caravans, former Access Hollywood host Billy Bush made a cameo appearance in the 2020 election — just as he did in 2016 — when he shared video footage ofa massive pro-Trump parade traveling through the Valley in Southern California.
“This is something I never thought I’d see. It’s been going for a half-hour now,” Bush said. “I’m blown away by how long this rally is, it’s been going for a half an hour and there’s no sign of any kind of shortage here.”
“In the place where you’d think there’s nothing but wasted votes, right, because it’s heavily, heavily blue,” he added. “But this is some scene, man.”
And there was a similar occurrence in New Jersey on Sunday, although the MAGA caravan managed to run afoul of the law when traffic ground to a halt.
Authorities in the state are launching an investigation of the Trump supporters to determine who’s responsible for blocking the northbound lanes of the Garden State Parkway.
As for the Amish community, they appear to be going all-in for Trump
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There are plenty of signs suggesting that President Trump may win big on Tuesday, to include talk about unprecedented levels of support from the black community, as well as the gay community.
There are also massive pro-Trump caravans seen in strong Democratic precincts, and while it may be foolhardy to trust the electoral process given the circumstances, when the Amish get aboard the Trump train you know it just may be a runaway.
A social media user shared footage of a pro-Trump Amish caravan, as only the Amish can do, suggesting a “landslide.”
“You know it’s going to be a landslide when the Amish start to rally and create their own Trump Train,” the tweet read.
While Democrats talk a good game when it comes to diversity, it would appear that the real diversity is among those backing the president.
Last week, President Trump earned the endorsement of the Crow Nation Indian Tribe.
And there’s a video making the rounds of what is described as a “victory dance” by the chief of an unknown tribe.
The footage has drawn some criticism over the inverted flag, which is to be used to represent distress — the flag also touches the ground, which is seen as disrespectful.
Back to the caravans, former Access Hollywood host Billy Bush made a cameo appearance in the 2020 election — just as he did in 2016 — when he shared video footage ofa massive pro-Trump parade traveling through the Valley in Southern California.
“This is something I never thought I’d see. It’s been going for a half-hour now,” Bush said. “I’m blown away by how long this rally is, it’s been going for a half an hour and there’s no sign of any kind of shortage here.”
“In the place where you’d think there’s nothing but wasted votes, right, because it’s heavily, heavily blue,” he added. “But this is some scene, man.”
And there was a similar occurrence in New Jersey on Sunday, although the MAGA caravan managed to run afoul of the law when traffic ground to a halt.
Authorities in the state are launching an investigation of the Trump supporters to determine who’s responsible for blocking the northbound lanes of the Garden State Parkway.
As for the Amish community, they appear to be going all-in for Trump
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