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Man arrested at Trump rally in Pennsylvania wanted to hang a protest banner, police say

By MARK SCOLFORO - Associated Press,

2024-09-03

By MARK SCOLFORO - Associated Press,

2024-09-03

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WhatsThePoint

28d ago

Let me guess….it’s a witch hunt? Everyone hates him waaa 😩 waaa. Everyone is out to get Trump. Boo hoo. He should be allowed to hang a banner. I’m guessing Trump will release the guys name, phone number, home address, employer etc and destroy him. Yep, just the man to look up to in the highest office. NOPE! Harris-Walz all the way!!!

elaine golden

09-05

He was a plant 🪴 by the DEMOPAGONIST DEMOMARXIST DEMOSOCIALIST DEMOCOMMUNIST PARTY for msm ATTENTION!!! SORRY SON GO TO GAZA OR WHEREVER, WHATEVER YOU ARE PROTESTING!!! AND TRY IT THERE!!! THESE PEOPLE ARE SO CONFUSED!!!

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