My experience at a Trump Rally

a reply to: Khaleesi

This is typical review of a Trump rally and my experience as well. You can tell the biased reviews easily for either side but this is spot on.

One of my favorite things actually was conversations and ton of opinions and views on things while waiting in line. People genuinely care and there is very little hate. Same in all three rallies and two I just went to talk to people rather than even get in. As I thought maybe the spot I was in line on the first one dictated the mood in people close to us.

Most surprising to me is for the most part people expressed what they thought for and against Trump. Hillary bashing seemed to be not accepted or people would converse away from it if it was brought up it would seem. There was plenty of bashing but the conversations were not geared to hate but progress and opinions. Basically all three first hand had a ton of positivity and very little negativity!

(Positivity says its not in this dictionary but negativity is? It wants to replace it with positivist? Which it's definition is blurry to me?)

a reply to: Khaleesi

Your story is EXACTLY what my son and I experienced at an ACDC concert in may. Guess Trump is star.

soulwaxer

11 women have come forward to accuse Trump of sexual assault so far, yet Trump still pulls in huge crowds.

The money spent on the 11 actresses was all for nothing.

OP's experience is consistent with my experience at a Trump rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Well, other than the paid shills and protesters outside the rally who almost started a riot. Courtesy of Slithering Soros and Disgusting Hillary of course.

Actually we know now that 90% of the oppostion on the ground is not organic but paid via the DNC operatives.
There are 4 videos showing this very clearly.

a reply to: Khaleesi

I also went to a Trump rally in AZ. Throughout my entire life, I have been a huge punk rock fan. I think the music has influenced my perception on reality, which has turned me into a conspiracy theorist anti-establishment freedom fighter.

When attending punk rock concerts, there is a feeling of kinship and love with all of the other attendees. Everyone has that one thing in common, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. We are all "against the grain" and stand against the machine that runs this world.

This is the same feeling at a Trump rally. EVERYONE was having a great time. It does not matter what you are, it matters who you are. At the Trump rally, we are all Americans, and we are all standing against the evil machine destroying our country and our lives.

The biggest take away?

Americans are waking up, and waking up fast!

a reply to: Khaleesi

Tallahassee is good people.

Trump is not.

He is a Carnival Barker.

a reply to: Winstonian

This is a perfect analogy.

I have read this entire thread and noted with interest the common comparison of Trump to Rock Star and once to a carnival barker. We will See on election day how these large rally crowds translate to votes. I did watch one rally in Florida where Donald asked for a show of hands of how many people were registered to vote and it looked like a third of the hands went up. I think that the lack of yard signs for Hillary here in California does not necessarily mean she does not have the votes. These people like me are just being quiet about their choice. The recent letter from Comey to the Congress about more emails was shown to not affect 34% of voters opinions about her in a NBC poll. I think the mechanics of the the Electoral College remain the reason why HRC will still win this election.