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Oops, don’t tell size queen Donald Trump how few people showed up to his recent Raleigh rally

And definitely don’t tell him about Pennsylvania.

It’s been a long and trying road, but we’re happy to announce that Donald Trump‘s contentious, controversy-prone MAGA rallies are finally coming to an end as the convicted former president prepares for tomorrow’s reckoning. Trump just held rallies in North Carolina and then made his way to Pennsylvania, where he was expected to deliver speeches to a run-down crowd.

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When it comes to Trump and his repressive, populist authoritarian ways, the only real question you have to ask is where people will draw the line. Will they draw the line at global isolationist policies that endanger the climate? Will they do it after bearing witness to his pathological lies? Will they reconsider their choice when Trump destroys families with his Islamophobia, or thrusts the Middle East into another period of conflict and upheaval? Will they finally refuse to turn a blind eye when Trump creates literal internment camps at the border? What about after he incites an insurrection and pushes his mob to attack the Capitol? What do the MAGA crowd do when the twice-impeached former president is found guilty on dozens of felony counts, among which are liability for hush money payment, tax fraud, sexual abuse, and defamation?

You see, when it comes to Trump and his particular brand of politics, the most important question is where people would finally wake up to his villainy and understand the predicament they put themselves and everyone else in when they elect him to a position of power. And indeed, if the crowd sizes at the recent MAGA rallies are anything to go by, the number of avid Trump followers is diminishing by the hour. A mere 24 hours before election day, in fact, the cheeto-in-chief had to stand in front of a half-empty arena and address his fans.

https://twitter.com/DavidCornDC/status/1853479888121987347

It no longer takes brave cameramen to highlight that the crowds are thinning, the fires are dying down, and the ships are sinking. Trump was even late to the rally in Raleigh, North Carolina, making folks on social media wonder if he’s not even that keen to show up anymore.

https://twitter.com/proqmatic/status/1853462171616674077

“70% full in a CAROLINA state?” One user wrote. “This is hours driving distance from several solid red southern states. Enthusiasm is on life support. This is the best indication of a Harris landslide for me.”

https://twitter.com/sbinskii/status/1853470561684312176

Kamala doesn’t seem to be suffering from the same… uh, crowd issues, at her rallies, but as one person pointed out, that doesn’t mean we should take our feet off the gas just yet.

https://twitter.com/KMWriter01/status/1853464606821237117

Trump is going to be really angry (and probably opening X to scream one false obscenity or another in ALL CAPS) when he realizes that many of these people are members of the press, the so-called Fake News consortium, and not his enthusiastic MAGA red-hats.

https://twitter.com/yonathanseleshi/status/1853496783793439156

When he did show up, Trump “looked and sounded tired.”

https://twitter.com/gnugut13/status/1853487073250189800

I think this zoomed-in image perfectly captures the mood of the rallies.

https://twitter.com/SoulFinder500/status/1853482771441668531

Is the story of MAGA finally coming to an end, albeit a drawn-out one? I guess we’ll find out soon enough how the tides of politics and ideology have shifted over the past year.


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Jonathan is a religious consumer of movies, TV shows, video games, and speculative fiction. And when he isn't doing that, he likes to write about them. He can get particularly worked up when talking about 'The Lord of the Rings' or 'A Song of Ice and Fire' or any work of high fantasy, come to think of it.