Trump faithful camped out and ready to rally

Karen Desautels of East Hampton, Mass., left, and Jennifer Axon of Greenfield, Mass. arrived at SNHU arena Wednesday at about 7 a.m. to be sure the would be right up front for Presidentโ€™s planned rally Thursday.

MANCHESTER, NH โ€” Two Massachusetts women rose bright and early Wednesday morning to make a 2ยฝ-hour drive to arrive in the city about 7 a.m. to ensure they would be front and center for President Trumpโ€™s planned Keep America Great Rally tomorrow night.

Jennifer Axon of Easthampton, Mass., and Karen Desautels of Greenfield, Mass.,ย  are assured a good location because they are the first ones in line.

Welcome Trump message on giant projection screen sign outside the SNHU Arena, which played campaign rally footage on a loop for those camping out at the SNHU Arena Wednesday night. Photo/Pat Grossmith

โ€œThis guy rocks!โ€ said Axon.ย ย This will be the fourth Trump rally she has attended.

Desautels was decked out in a โ€œProud Member of the Basket of Deplorablesโ€ T-shirt and sported a pink campaign button that said โ€œWomen for Trump 2020.โ€

Trump promotional items on sale downtown. Photo/Pat Grossmith

Asked what it was she liked about the President, Desautels said, โ€œHeโ€™s honest and he gets things done.ย ย I think the Democrats donโ€™t like him and some Republicans donโ€™t because when he leaves office everybody is going to be held accountable.โ€

The Washington Post, which tracks the President’s comments, on Monday reported Trump had made 12,019 false or misleading claims over 928 days in office.

Trump memorabilia booth. Photo/Pat Grossmith

One of his greatest accomplishments, she said, is, โ€œJobs. A lot of people have jobs. Itโ€™s very easy to find one.โ€

Axon said Trump has a long list of accomplishments and one only needs to google it to see.

The two women arrived at SNHU Arena before police set up a queue using metal dividers and, the women said, they invited them to camp out, which they did.

By 3 p.m., about a dozen people had joined the line.

There’s something for everyone. Photo/Pat Grossmith

Across the street, a vendor had set up a booth selling Donald Trump memorabilia. Tables were piled high with T-shirts, some with the Presidentโ€™s picture on them, many lettered with โ€œMake America Great Again,โ€ “Veterans for Trump 2020,โ€ and โ€œDeplorable Nโ€™ Chiefโ€ with a cartoon image of the President.

There were also various signs including one that said, โ€œGod Guns & Trump,โ€ with Trump colored in the red-white-and-blue of the American flag.


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