Anyone on the Beltway during the Trump Caravan Today?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was awesome. I joined in from a group that was staging at the Montgomery Mall parking lot. I got there late, so some of the group had already started pulling out for the beltway, but there were maybe 30 vehicles in our part of the caravan.

We drove in the 2nd lane from the right, to allow people to merge on/off the road as they needed to and not block exits.

It was fun knowing we were irritating people like the ones posting here.

30 people is smaller than the Open The Schools rally in Rockville last week, which was ridiculed for being small. 30 people is a teeny-weeny, tiny rally - even when the people are in large pick-up trucks.

[Anonymous]

People who wanted to exit the beltway had too break through the miles long train of cars to get off. None of them was letting anyone get through.

[Anonymous]

They shut down bridges in NJ and ran the Biden bus off the road in Texas. Just trying to intimidate and endanger people trying to live their lives all in service to their dictator.

I like the American flag and America. I think it's sick how these people wave around a trump flag (made in China, of course). The memes going around comparing them to Isis caravans are on point and should scare anyone who values democracy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They shut down bridges in NJ and ran the Biden bus off the road in Texas. Just trying to intimidate and endanger people trying to live their lives all in service to their dictator.

I like the American flag and America. I think it's sick how these people wave around a trump flag (made in China, of course). The memes going around comparing them to Isis caravans are on point and should scare anyone who values democracy.

Yep fun FACT Trumpers buy more goods from China than dems. LOL.. And yes this is factual. Where are those MAGA hats made or any of those other items with his slogans. Or their daily clothes. It's not like most can afford things made in the USA.

Trumpers .....

[Anonymous]

I saw it and gave them the middle finger as I passed. They were on 95N. I won't be wasting my time on 95 in a stupid caravan for Biden. I would also not go to a superspreader event. I'm going to PA to be an outside poll observer. Time better spent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They shut down bridges in NJ and ran the Biden bus off the road in Texas. Just trying to intimidate and endanger people trying to live their lives all in service to their dictator.

I like the American flag and America. I think it's sick how these people wave around a trump flag (made in China, of course). The memes going around comparing them to Isis caravans are on point and should scare anyone who values democracy.

Right! They are too dumb to even know the correlation between themselves and ISIS. I suppose this is what happens when our education system fails.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was awesome. I joined in from a group that was staging at the Montgomery Mall parking lot. I got there late, so some of the group had already started pulling out for the beltway, but there were maybe 30 vehicles in our part of the caravan.

We drove in the 2nd lane from the right, to allow people to merge on/off the road as they needed to and not block exits.

It was fun knowing we were irritating people like the ones posting here.

Of course you did.

And we all thought Trump had so many hidden supporters there would be no question he would win. And given his supporters need to cheat and scare people and be violent, I'm wondering why they think they are going to lose??

Trumpers dumb as rocks, can not do math, can not read, can not research facts.

Trumpers are the violent ones. Thanks for showing us all how bad of an idea it is to have Trump be re elected... 4 more years of this and Stephen Miller NO!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw it and gave them the middle finger as I passed. They were on 95N. I won't be wasting my time on 95 in a stupid caravan for Biden. I would also not go to a superspreader event. I'm going to PA to be an outside poll observer. Time better spent.

I'm a registered Democrat who is working at the polls tomorrow so that people can vote on Election Day. I also worked several days for early voting. At the early voting polling place I was working at, almost all of the poll workers were registered Democrats, and the rest were unaffiliated. The only Republican was one of the chief judges. (The law requires two chief judges, of different political parties.)

Voting in person instead of by mail or absentee is such a high priority for Republicans this election, but yet they don't seem to be willing to do the work to make it possible?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was, luckily heading in the other direction. Maybe 50 trucks? I hope they are taken out of the gene pool before they breed.

The Duggar family waves at you, smiling. Enjoy your wishful thinking.

[Anonymous]

Reminds me of those loudspeaker vans in Japan that rightist saddos drive around blaring speeches about how the nation's military was betrayed by students and communists.

These people are going to be waving those purple flags at gun shows and car rallies for years after the guy himself has completely forgotten about them.

[Anonymous]

Ohhhh yeahhh thanks for fcking up traffic, Trumpers! Totally swayed my opinion!

Do these morons ever think? What are they even trying to accomplish? I don't like Trump, but the least you could do for your candidate is try and advocate your side and perspective.

This is just straight up being a jerk, for zero reason whatsoever.

[Anonymous]

Wow wow wow. The left's hypocrisy never ceases to amaze me.

[Anonymous]

It’s their last hurrah, poor things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was, luckily heading in the other direction. Maybe 50 trucks? I hope they are taken out of the gene pool before they breed.

The Duggar family waves at you, smiling. Enjoy your wishful thinking.

Yes, unfortunately maybe of these MAGAs are indiscriminately breeding with each other. There goes the gene pool.

Humanity is doomed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It was awesome. I joined in from a group that was staging at the Montgomery Mall parking lot. I got there late, so some of the group had already started pulling out for the beltway, but there were maybe 30 vehicles in our part of the caravan.

We drove in the 2nd lane from the right, to allow people to merge on/off the road as they needed to and not block exits.

It was fun knowing we were irritating people like the ones posting here.

30 people is smaller than the Open The Schools rally in Rockville last week, which was ridiculed for being small. 30 people is a teeny-weeny, tiny rally - even when the people are in large pick-up trucks.

30 cars in *our* group. There were dozens of groups, all forming up at different locations around the beltway depending on where people were coming from.

You can’t really be this dense. I just refuse to believe that.