So would this be a problem if a bus company (and/or the construction contractors for his buildings) had gone unpaid at a different event, or is it only a problem if it happened at this event? Just chekcing. |
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The bus supervisor quote was from late last night. The WOWT report came out at 1 pm today. You don’t think that a campaign with a massive PR problem could have paid them during that interim period? And it misses the point, which was they didn’t arrange for the buses to be there long enough. This is inevitable when your candidate is late for everything. |
The local police go unpaid — or “defunded” if you will — for the extra security they provide at nearly every event of his. His inaugural committee slush fund still owes DC money from four years ago. It never seems to bother his supporters, though. |
You’re right. Democrats are not willing to gather in large crowds during a deadly pandemic. And our candidate isn’t stupid or selfish enough to ask us to. That’s definitely the take-away. |
Entitled little prcks, always with their hands out. |
Any chance the bus drivers decided to do this on purpose? |
Sounds like a bunch of liberals that planned this |
You think Trump’s staff is a bunch of liberals? That’s a new take for refusing to accept responsibility in supporting a terrible party. |
40 bus drivers just up and decided to do this? Sounds like campaign incompetence rather than a conspiracy. |
Yes, Nebraska is populated with a plethora of politically-aware, liberal bus drivers, waiting for their grand moment to strand some Trump supporters at an event. That's believeable.
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I can tell you this.
Michael Cohen is not surprised. A con man keeps finding suckers, and these rally goers were the latest suckers. Trump is a master at manipulation. |
Sounds like Trumpsters are desperate to come with the lamest a$$ excuses to deflect the Trump team incompetence that seems to be never ending. LOL |
Drawing flies is a sign of the devil. |