Elon Musk to join Donald Trump for Butler, PA Rally

Earlier this week, Liz Cheney campaigned with Kamala Harris. At the time, Democrats bragged about having a big-tent party. This afternoon, Donald Trump will rally with Elon Musk in his triumphal return to Butler, PA. The thought that the traitorous Cheney makes Democrats a "big tent party" is laughable. Meanwhile, Katie Pavlich's Tipsheet article has a list of honored special guests that will be attending the Butler rally. Fox will broadcast the rally, with Shanon Bream anchoring the coverage starting at 4:00 pm CT.

The list of honored guests is made up mostly of first responders and law enforcement officers. Question: Do people want more law enforcement officers and first responders? Or do they prefer bitter neocon political hacks?

This will be an emotion-filled event. Big crowds have already gathered. Task Force Chairman Mike Kelly was there on July 13, 2024. He'll be there again this afternoon.He told Lawrence Jones that President Trump will be safe because the task force has implemented major changes, including plexiglass protecting the podium, drone coverage of the event site, a unified command center instead of 2, and people on the roof of the AGR Building. Here's part of that interview:

This picture should be our rallying cry:
That picture is Trump personified. In it, he's bold and unyielding. The American flag in the background just makes it better. Something tells me that today's rally will be the most-watched Trump rally in history. This is just a hunch but I'm betting that Scott Presler's team will be active getting people to vote early. Check this out before assuming that Democrats have the superior GOTV operation:

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