Texas Trump supporters stalk Biden bus

 Red States:

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 As reported by the CBS affiliate in Austin, the 3-day “Soul of the Nation” began on Wednesday, with planned stops in Amarillo, Lubbock, Abilene, Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston, and elsewhere across the state. According to the Biden campaign, the tour was scheduled to include appearances by members of the Texas congressional delegation, elected officials, Democratic candidates, and other “special guests.”

It’s safe to assume that one of those “special guests” will not be the Democrat presidential nominee, himself, given that Biden is most likely holed up in his basement, as we speak, for fear of being asked questions about the ongoing Ukraine-China email scandal surrounding him and his gadfly son, Hunter.

While the bus tour idea looked good on paper to Team Joe, things began to turn out not quite like they had expected — with an ever-growing “Trump Train” following the bus everywhere it went. By the time the caravan got to Missouri City, Texas, it was par-tay time for the Trumpers.

In Fort Worth, “yuuge” Trump supporter Kambree tweeted that even more Trump supporters were awaiting the Biden bus in Dallas.

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 At one point the Biden bus ran a red light to try to escape the Trump cars — including a pro-Trump hearse, emblazoned with “Collecting Democrat Votes One Dead Stiff at a Time.”

As the bus approached Dallas, there were reportedly 100 or more Trump cars in hot pursuit.

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There is much more.

Trump supporters do some epic trolling of the Biden campaign bus.  At one point the hearse unloads a casket.  The hearse had several clever signs on it including "collecting Democrat votes one dead stiff at a time" and "Democrat cemetery vote collector." The chase became a statewide Trump train.

 

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