President Donald Trump on Saturday drove by supporters who were in Washington for a pro-Trump march that organizers predicted would draw thousands.
Trump exited …
President Donald Trump on Saturday drove by supporters who were in Washington for a pro-Trump march that organizers predicted would draw thousands. Trump exited the White House at 10 a.m. before getting inside the presidential limousine. The motorcade then passed by some of the president’s supporters on Pennsylvania Avenue. The crowd, already in the hundreds, lined both sides of the street. They cheered, applauded, waved, and whistled. Members of the crowd held signs, including “Best prez ever” and “Stop the steal,” a reference to the belief that the Nov.3 election is at risk of being stolen from Trump because of election fraud. The motorcade passed the Willard Hotel and did a circuit of Freedom Plaza, where people had climbed on walls and other structures for a better view.
