Sunday, June 14, 2020

Why the media blackout of Massive ‘MAGA boat parade’ with more than 2,000 boats sets sail to celebrate Trump’s 74th birthday – The US Sun

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Massive ‘MAGA boat parade’ with more than 2,000 boats sets sail to celebrate Trump’s 74th birthday – The US Sun




Boats today made their way from MacRay Harbor marina in Macomb County’s Harrison Township towards the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit.
Trump’s actual birthday is on June 14.
The Michigan Conservative Coalition and Michigan Trump Republicans 2020 hosted the “Make American Great Again” parade.
Matt Seely, spokesman for the coalition, said organizers were anticipating that nearly 1,000 people would attend.
“Truthfully, with everything we’ve been through (with) the Covid-19 crisis, I think that people are really just excited that Michigan is opening back up, and that it’s summer in Michigan.
“The Great Lakes are beautiful and everyone wants to get on their boat," Seely said.
Several seaplanes, one helicopter and several drones were to join the parade, he added.
Away from the water, a car parade took place at the same time as the huge event.
Carloads of vocal Trump supporters lined up to take part alongside MAGA boat parade in Harrison Township.
Website 100percentfedup said: "President Trump’s 74th birthday is on June 14, and his supporters are planning huge boat parades across America as a way to celebrate him.
"Across America, tens of thousands of grassroots Trump supporters will join boat owners on lakes, rivers, the intercoastal waterway, and even the ocean, to show their support for President Trump and to let him know they’ll be voting for him in 2020."
Michigan Conservative Coalition said on Facebook that the "massive 2-mile long Trump Boat Parade with over 2,000 boats kicks off a weekend of boaters celebrating President Trump’s birthday."
There have been similar events honoring Trump in Arizona, South Carolina and California.
According to the POTUS website, Trump was the oldest president sworn-in at 70 years and 220 days.

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