Trump collapses in Michigan after Beyonce rally with Kamala Harris

President Trump started by redoing the Michigan event after getting into a spat over Kamala Harris and Beyoncé’s large rally in Houston.

Mr. Trump said:

Last night my opponent had one of these and bussed in people like Beyoncé. Beyoncé spoke for a few minutes and then left. There was an uproar in the place. They received loud boos from everyone. They thought she would appear.

The other person stood up and started talking. They booed her wildly. That’s crazy. They had to use people, they sent buses. We don’t use the bus. We can only make America great again. I thought I’d tell that story because you’ll never hear it on fake news. they don’t talk about it. they don’t talk like that.

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Trump kicked off his Michigan rally with a false story that Kamala Harris’ crowd was bussed in for Beyoncé’s rally and that the crowd booed Harris when Beyoncé didn’t perform. did. President Trump claims the media won’t cover this, but they won’t because it didn’t happen. pic.twitter.com/Ffj5wLGJDa

– Sarah Rees-Jones (@PoliticusSarah) October 26, 2024

all about playing cards Said it never happened.

Here’s Kamala Harris’ reaction Arrived in Houston:

This applause for Kamala Harris in Houston is insane. “We’re fighting for freedom,” Harris begins. pic.twitter.com/jCakrZLXC8

– Sarah Rees-Jones (@PoliticusSarah) October 26, 2024

There were no boos. People weren’t leaving.

Do you know where people left?

President Trump’s rally was scheduled for last night in Traverse City, Michigan. He was three and a half hours late and left his supporters waiting in the cold.

Donald Trump is so clearly upset by the events in Houston that he is trying to downplay it and fabricate a fictional version of the rally.

President Trump seems increasingly desperate. Trump has never faced someone who can draw a crowd like Kamala Harris, and his stress is showing.

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Jason is the editor-in-chief. He is a White House correspondent and Congressional Correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason holds a bachelor’s degree in political science. His graduate work focused on public policy and specialized in social reform movements.

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