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Trump Literally Leaves Supporters To Die At Rally
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October 28, 2020
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7:12Now PlayingNo exaggeration, Trump treated his supporters like animals at a rally in Omaha. John Iadarola and Emma Vigeland break it down on The Damage Report. Follow The Damage Report on Facebook
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"Hundreds of President Donald Trump supporters were left in the freezing cold for hours after a rally at an airfield in Omaha, Nebraska, on Tuesday night, with some walking around three miles to waiting buses and others being taken away in ambulances.
Many of those at the rally at the Eppley Airfield faced hours in long lines to get in and clogged parking lots and busy crowds to get out, hours after his Air Force One departed around 9 p.m. Crowds cleared about 12:30 a.m.
According to dispatches from Omaha Police department, recorded by radio communications platform, Broadcastify, at least 30 people including the elderly, an electric wheelchair user and a family with small children were among those requiring medical attention after hours of waiting in the cold at the rally at the Eppley Airfield."
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