This week, Donald Trump held a rally in Columbus, Ohio, and only 1,000 people were there to see the GOP nominee speak. The relatively small crowd had nothing to do with a lack of demand, though. Instead, the crowd was limited by the city’s mayor.
After last week’s DNC email leak — which proved that the Democrat’s primary was being overseen by pro-Hillary surrogates — many started to question the integrity of the general election, and Donald Trump was among those who seemed to suggest that the system was rigged. After discovering that the primary election’s debates would be scheduled against popular sporting events, Trump claimed that The Commission on Presidential Debates was among those rigging the system for Clinton.
With this latest development in Columbus, Donald Trump now has one more reason to suggest that the system is unfair.
See why many are claiming the restricted crowd was the result of anti-Trump bias on the next page:
If that’s not bias I don’t know what is. Shame on you. Elections are supposed to be fair. I hope all the people not allowed in stayed out and created a big mess. After all if BLM can do it, the good people can too.
Yeah he’s a$#%&!@*to
dirty
Corruption at work
There is an honest politician. Yeah.
Hillary Clinton should apologize for her disrespect of a gold star American mother
Legally, he can’t do that. Wait a minute, he is a democrat and can get away with anything.
bring on the bikers…..
Vote Trump and hep to rid us of the mafia.
More political corruption, on a lower level. Cards are stacked against Republicans in Columbus—— Our Governor wants to bring thousands of Syrian refugees to Ohio and Republicans are against that. Republicans want to bring God back to society and that goes against the Dems ideology. Republicans want to up hold the Constitution and protect the second amendment, It is are very evident that the Dems want to change the outlook of the United States to a open boarder European style of life.