Former President Donald Trump holds rally in Texas to a frenzied crowd. The Texas rally-goers say they “miss” Trump’s tweets, want to take back the country “for God”.
Social media has banned him, he has come under the most intense scrutiny of any former president, but there is no denying the phenomenon that is Donald Trump.
Supporters of former President Donald Trump started to camp out Friday in anticipation of his Saturday arrival for a rally near Houston, with many expressing conspiracy theories and others saying they “missed” Trump’s tweets and aim to take back the country “for God” and “Jesus Christ.”
Former President Donald Trump takes to the stage and praises the size of the crowd at the rally in Conroe, Texas, rallying the crowd in a fever pitch echo of 2015. He is back, and back with a bang.
Trump holds rally in Texas – Euphoric scenes
“We’re on the verge of World War III with Russia. How’s that working out, elder statesman, my a**.”
His remarks as he takes centre stage at the #SaveAmerica rally in Conroe, Texas.
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Trump supporters 'miss him'
"We're on the verge of World War III with Russia. How's that working out, elder statesman, my a**."
At the #SaveAmerica rally in Conroe, Texas. #TrumpRally pic.twitter.com/IOd5Mn7QP4
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A woman is selling his tweets
A woman selling a book archiving all of Trump’s old tweets lamented the fact that the former president has been permanently banned from the social media platform. The Trump supporter told local media that she spent “every single day” of her life for five years reading his Twitter posts and she has created a book of his Tweets.
A collector’s item, since his social media accounts, were removed from Twitter, Facebook and Youtube, “One day she claims the book will be worth millions.” whilst setting up a stall as Trump holds rally in Texas for the first time in 2022.
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