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No, tickets were first come, first served. You couldn't "steal" tickets. Not enough people were interested.so did that initiative work?
TikTok users are trying to troll Trump's campaign by reserving tickets for Tulsa rally they'll never use
Only a matter of time until Trump goes after TikTok... https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/16/politics/tiktok-trump-tulsa-rally-trnd/index.html
God, what is this feeling. Delicious schadenfreudeHauling tents and coolers, Trump supporters line up days in advance for Tulsa rally
James Massery, 57, of Preston, Oklahoma said he was using his vacation days from work to make sure he gets into the rally.news.yahoo.com
TULSA – Robin Stites wasn't the first person in line for President Donald Trump's rally, but she was proud that she secured the No. 2 spot.Wednesday, the Sallisaw, Oklahoma woman and a few friends sat in portable chairs under a large blue umbrella that offered shade from the sun beaming outside the BOK Center in downtown Tulsa. Stites, 58, captured her place in line on Monday and she said the wait until Saturday's rally will be worth it."I'd love to let him know we're here for him. We want to show our support," she said. "We feel like President Trump and his family have dedicated their lives to helping our country. Sacrificing a week of our lives is nothing for what Trump has done for us."James Massery, 57, of Preston, Oklahoma said he was using his vacation days from work to make sure he gets into the rally.----------------------------------Broken Arrow, Oklahoma residents Preston Hanning, 25, and his friend Stephen Corley said they were part of a large group of family and friends who decided they didn't want to risk being turned away if the rally filled up quickly.Hanning said his parents drove by early in the week and saw that a line had already formed so the family came up with a plan to join others outside the BOK Center. He pointed to the tents, coolers full of water and other items they packed for the wait.----------------------------------Hanning pointed out that the Trump campaign has said it plans to open several overflow venues if the rally at the BOK Center fills up."That just shows the support Trump has," he said.
lololo so much wasted time to watch a grown man drink water.Hauling tents and coolers, Trump supporters line up days in advance for Tulsa rally
James Massery, 57, of Preston, Oklahoma said he was using his vacation days from work to make sure he gets into the rally.TULSA – Robin Stites wasn't the first person in line for President Donald Trump's rally, but she was proud that she secured the No. 2 spot.Wednesday, the Sallisaw, Oklahoma woman and a few friends sat in portable chairs under a large blue umbrella that offered shade from the sun beaming outside the BOK Center in downtown Tulsa. Stites, 58, captured her place in line on Monday and she said the wait until Saturday's rally will be worth it."I'd love to let him know we're here for him. We want to show our support," she said. "We feel like President Trump and his family have dedicated their lives to helping our country. Sacrificing a week of our lives is nothing for what Trump has done for us."James Massery, 57, of Preston, Oklahoma said he was using his vacation days from work to make sure he gets into the rally.----------------------------------Broken Arrow, Oklahoma residents Preston Hanning, 25, and his friend Stephen Corley said they were part of a large group of family and friends who decided they didn't want to risk being turned away if the rally filled up quickly.Hanning said his parents drove by early in the week and saw that a line had already formed so the family came up with a plan to join others outside the BOK Center. He pointed to the tents, coolers full of water and other items they packed for the wait.----------------------------------Hanning pointed out that the Trump campaign has said it plans to open several overflow venues if the rally at the BOK Center fills up."That just shows the support Trump has," he said.
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That would also be bad for Trump since he was using this rally as evidence that everything was back to normal and the economy would rebound. No matter which way you look at it, Trump lost big tonight.
Yes, but not in the way the original planners expected. Their goal was to take tickets away from people who wanted to attend and that honestly could never happen since that's not how these events work.so did that initiative work?
TikTok users are trying to troll Trump's campaign by reserving tickets for Tulsa rally they'll never use
Only a matter of time until Trump goes after TikTok... https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/16/politics/tiktok-trump-tulsa-rally-trnd/index.html
But if they take precautions and stay home they are not believing Trump's bullshit about it being under control or whatever he's saying these days. So if they didn't come because of the pandemic or another reason doesn't matter, it's bad new for Trump either way.
For some reasons this reminds me of this lolHauling tents and coolers, Trump supporters line up days in advance for Tulsa rally
James Massery, 57, of Preston, Oklahoma said he was using his vacation days from work to make sure he gets into the rally.TULSA – Robin Stites wasn't the first person in line for President Donald Trump's rally, but she was proud that she secured the No. 2 spot.Wednesday, the Sallisaw, Oklahoma woman and a few friends sat in portable chairs under a large blue umbrella that offered shade from the sun beaming outside the BOK Center in downtown Tulsa. Stites, 58, captured her place in line on Monday and she said the wait until Saturday's rally will be worth it."I'd love to let him know we're here for him. We want to show our support," she said. "We feel like President Trump and his family have dedicated their lives to helping our country. Sacrificing a week of our lives is nothing for what Trump has done for us."James Massery, 57, of Preston, Oklahoma said he was using his vacation days from work to make sure he gets into the rally.----------------------------------Broken Arrow, Oklahoma residents Preston Hanning, 25, and his friend Stephen Corley said they were part of a large group of family and friends who decided they didn't want to risk being turned away if the rally filled up quickly.Hanning said his parents drove by early in the week and saw that a line had already formed so the family came up with a plan to join others outside the BOK Center. He pointed to the tents, coolers full of water and other items they packed for the wait.----------------------------------Hanning pointed out that the Trump campaign has said it plans to open several overflow venues if the rally at the BOK Center fills up."That just shows the support Trump has," he said.
hahaha i bet you were laughing while writing this. im rolling over here :D
