>On every local news outlet's coverage, nearly every comment
>from a Red Vote is some version of "why are you blaming Trump
>for Omaha's mistakes", "Trump doesn't own our broken public
>transit system (maybe he should!!)", "they knew it was cold
>and they chose patriotism", "yeah well where was social
>distancing when BLM was in our streets?", "they are adults
>they can take care of themselves it's not Trump's
>responsibility to treat grown ups like 8 year olds and hold
>their hands all the way home" etc. etc.
>
>
>If that's the local response, including from people who
>attended the event (it wasn't that bad, if you weren't wearing
>a coat and hat that's your fault, this is Nebraska after all,
>the event itself was amazing, and if you weren't patient it's
>only a 4 mile walk to the parking lot!) I can only assume the
>national response to this is a lot of Democrats going "see?!
>see?!" and a lot of Republicans going "wow, Omaha sure wasn't
>prepared for the massive numbers of a Trump rally"
>
>
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yup its not that surprising after seeing what his supporters are like and the fact that its so solidly red here. his supporters aren't budging for shit