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More than 50,000 expected to attend the biggest Trump event since leaving the office in Alabama, something huge set to be announced
In the past few rallies since leaving the office, Trump has proven that he still has his strong voters base next to him, but reportedly the largest rally is set to take place on Saturday in Alabama, strong GOP base for years. According to reports, more than 50,000 people are expected to attend the Trump rally and something huge Trump is going to announce.
Newsmax reported, “The outdoor rally will be hosted by the Alabama Republican Party … with a crowd of at least 50,000 Trump supporters expected to show.”
According to them, more than 100 million U.S. citizens will be watching the rally in their homes since the company will broadcast the full event online.
“It is literally in the heart of Trump country in one of Donald Trump’s most favorable states,” Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl said, according to AL.com, regarding the event in Cullman.
“Anytime you’re working with an outdoor venue a lot depends on weather and conditions in the area as well,” he added.
Alabama has been strong GOP voter base for years and with Trump coming on the scene few years ago, the GOP is seeing even better results in Alabama. It’s not just the people, but also Alabama companies are openly supporting Trump and his policies.
One among the many is the Alabama based Right Side Broadcasting Network, a network that has been streaming all of the president’s rallies in the past few years.
“President Trump is very popular here in Alabama, a state he won by a significant margin, and the entire RSBN team is thrilled to have President Trump visit our home state,” CEO Joe Seales said.
He added, “We’ve been covering his rallies since they began in 2015, showing the world the huge crowds, enthusiasm, and excitement that the rest of the media refuse to show.”
“All of his rallies are massive compared to any other politician, but I believe this one has potential to be one of the biggest we have ever seen — Alabama loves President Trump!”
According to the Montgomery Advertiser, the Trump rally coincides with the Alabama Republican Party’s summer meeting.
A statement from Trump’s Save America PAC indicates that Trump will focus talking about MAGA’s agenda and his administration achievements while he was in the White House office.
But according to insights, Trump will reportedly announce something huge, just when Biden is facing critical low rating amid the Afghanistan crisis with the withdrawal of the US troops while his credibility is almost zero.
So far, Trump made three appearances in Arizona, Ohio and Florida and has proven that his voters and supporters is still huge despite the fact that he lost he latest election to Biden last November. Alabama’s rally will be Trump’s fourth bigger event since leaving the office.
However, the Alabama event will take place “in the state’s 4th Congressional District, where Trump got 80% of the vote in 2016 and 81% in 2020, higher than any district in the nation,” AL.com reported, citing the liberal Daily Kos.
The fire to the event was added in the recent days after Trump slam Biden and asked him to resign following his failure in Afghanistan. It also comes amid speculation regarding whether or not Trump will make another run for the White House in 2024.
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