If the turnout at his rallies wasn’t enough of an indication of the enthusiasm that President Trump enjoys from supporters, the votes being cast for the president in various primary states would suggest as much.
Though more localized, another indication would be a “Trump Flotilla 2020” seen in South Florida.
Boaters participated in a parade in support of the president over the weekend in the Hillsboro Beach Intracoastal waterway, located about 30 miles south of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, as seen in a video shared on Facebook.
This is the Best!!!!
Posted by Boaters For Trump South Florida on Sunday, March 8, 2020
As seen in one photo, the “Boaters for Trump” turnout was quite impressive:
In another photo, it was noted that the president’s eldest son and namesake, Donald Trump Jr., shared some of the photos taken in an Instragam Story he shared.
There were also videos and photos shared on Twitter:
2020 Trump Flotilla showing our support for @realDonaldTrump South Fla style. What an awesome day. Over 300 boats. pic.twitter.com/OLu99XvvE6
— Brad S-Text TRUMP to 88022 (@BradS62313082) March 8, 2020
Trump Flotilla 2020 in South Florida intercoastal.. We love you President Trump! Best President Ever! You have so many supporters! I’ve haven’t seen that many boats in along time!❤️??❤️??❤️?? @realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/lERf2u5san
— Dmdee23??❤??❤?? (@dmdee23) March 7, 2020
As seen in a YouTube video, there were some nice size vessels in the parade that are sure to draw criticism from the left about income disparity.
What the video confirms is that Trump has enthusiastic support from all corners of American society.
President Trump’s son Eric shared the primary numbers out of Michigan on Tuesday, which suggest a strong wave of energy for the president.
“With 99% reporting in Michigan, @realDonaldTrump has 637,000+ votes, absolutely crushing previous Republican and Democrat incumbents… By comparison Obama had 174k votes in 2012,” he tweeted.
With 99% reporting in Michigan, @realDonaldTrump has 637,000+ votes, absolutely crushing previous Republican and Democrat incumbents… By comparison Obama had 174k votes in 2012.
— Eric Trump (@EricTrump) March 11, 2020
A tweet from Republican National Committee spokesperson Elizabeth Harrington shows that support appears to be riding well above what was seen in 2016, as she shared numbers out of Missouri.
With not all precincts reporting yet, @realDonaldTrump has received 1.5 TIMES the number of votes in Missouri than he received in 2016
The @GOP is more unified and energized than ever before! pic.twitter.com/32hvlqT99C
— Elizabeth Harrington (@LizRNC) March 11, 2020
RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel also tweeted on the results, comparing them to other presidents.
McDaniel tweeted: “With 100% Reporting in Missouri, @realDonaldTrump (299K) received over FOUR TIMES the number of votes President Obama (64K) received in 2012, and over DOUBLE the number of votes President Bush (117K) received in 2004. The enthusiasm is with Trump!”
With 100% Reporting in Missouri, @realDonaldTrump (299K) received over FOUR TIMES the number of votes President Obama (64K) received in 2012, and over DOUBLE the number of votes President Bush (117K) received in 2004.
The enthusiasm is with Trump!
— Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) March 11, 2020
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