Trump speaks to overflow crowd in New York

 National Review:

Former president Donald Trump and a star-studded roster of campaign surrogates rallied at Madison Square Garden on Sunday in front of a raucous crowd that packed the world’s most famous arena and clogged the surrounding city blocks.

Trump finally took the stage hours into an all-day event that looked more like this summer’s Republican National Convention than a typical campaign rally. The arena was surrounded by tens of thousands of MAGA faithful that snarled traffic for blocks in every direction.

Former first lady Melania Trump made a rare campaign appearance to briefly introduce her husband, following newly anointed MAGA celebrities such as Elon Musk, Tucker Carlson, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

“I’d like to begin by asking a very simple question. Are you better off now than you were four years ago?” Trump began, borrowing Ronald Reagan’s famous phrase. “I will end inflation. I will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country, and I will bring back the American dream.”

“Kamala, you’re fired,” Trump proclaimed.

Trump was cheered by a diverse group of supporters who traveled from near and far to experience what could very well be the last major Trump campaign rally ever.

“The black community in Harlem, we’re all voting for Trump. It’s just the gentrifiers, the hipsters, and the transgenders that are rocking with Kamala,” said a black man who came to the rally from his home in Harlem.
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Recent polling does not seem to reflect the enthusiasm of Trump supporters.  When you consider how much support Trump has in the blue state of New York it makes you wonder why the polls are so tight.  The US is already having to deal with the mistake of electing Biden and the rampant inflation he and the Democrats caused and Harris looks like she would be worse. 

See also:

Why America's future could hinge on Elon Musk

Iron Man, or Dr. Doom?

And:

 Elon Musk is Trump’s biggest booster — and patron. Why?

Musk’s political ambitions, explained.

And:

 While Kamala PAC Drops Masturbation Video, Trump Airs Epic Ad During NFL Game Showing What Really Matters

And:

 HOT TAKES: Much to Democrats' Chagrin, No Nazis Were Found at Trump's MAGA Square Garden Rally

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