The Felon Launches Conspiracy Theory To Explain Empty Seats At Rally
The felonious former President gave a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday evening at the same arena where Kamala Harris's took place just four days earlier. Harris filled the venue to capacity. Trump did not, as seen from photos circulating on the Internet. Earlier, though, he attacked Harris over her crowd, falsely claiming there were empty seats, and attendees quickly exited the venue. Trump isn't even good at projection. Once you catch on to his game, you learn that everything he says about someone else is a confession.
"But the school administration stopped us from getting another 500, 600, even 1,000 people in," Trump claimed just before increasing the number. "Thousands of people were told no, and that was OK. But we could have fit another 600 people."
"So I don't know anything about the school," he continued. "I don't know anything about this school, but they could have allowed more people. You got people standing outside. Look at all the people outside. They could have come in."
Then, of course, he said, he said, "So, I'm not sure if I'm going to be sending anybody to this school. I'm not happy about it. If they're going to stand in the way of admitting people to our rally, just imagine what they're going to do on election day."
Sure thing, buddy. I'm thinking this is a YOU problem.