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Kelley, an outspoken advocate for Trump, shared her reasons for organizing the event. "Kamala Harris was in North Hampton, and we were there to tell her that New Hampshire is Trump country. She is not welcome here. Go home!" Kelley told local reporters. She expressed her disapproval of Harris' policies and claimed that Harris' supporters were not genuine, hinting that many were incentivized to attend.
According to Kelley, there was an "endless line of yellow buses with Massachusetts plates" that were transporting people to the rally. She added, "A huge amount of pizzas, ice cream, and drinks were given to all these 'supporters' for free. Why can't Kamala Harris's 'supporters' drive themselves to the rally, pay for their own gas, drinks, and food like Trump supporters? Are they even real 'supporters'? I have videos proving all this."
In a video posted by Kelley, she documented the scene, showing the buses and what she claimed to be a carefully orchestrated crowd of Harris supporters. Kelley raised questions about the authenticity of the turnout, contrasting it with the enthusiasm of Trump’s base.
Harris' Visit and Public Reaction
Vice President Kamala Harris was visiting Throwback Brewery as part of her campaign tour. The visit marked her first public event in New Hampshire after securing the Democratic nomination for president. While the official rally drew many Democratic supporters, Kelley's "welcome" committee aimed to send a clear message: New Hampshire remains a stronghold for Trump.
Kelley had earlier posted on social media, calling for a peaceful gathering to show Harris that "New Hampshire is Trump country." She also shared logistical details with her followers, encouraging them to arrive early before roads were closed by the police.
“We just got word of the location but not the exact time. However, we received a police road closure alert for Hobbs Road and Elm Road in North Hampton between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.,” Kelley explained. Despite the uncertainties, she urged her followers to find parking and walk to the event, if necessary, to participate in what she called the "welcoming committee."
Online Mobilization and Support
Kelley's call to action quickly gained traction on social media, with many sharing her post to raise awareness and encourage others to join. The event was framed as a peaceful protest, intended to show Harris that her policies and campaign had little support in this part of the state. Kelley also reminded her followers to keep "Team Trump" in their prayers for a successful and safe event.
Looking Forward
As the 2024 election cycle heats up, Kelley's efforts highlight the ongoing political tension in swing states like New Hampshire. With both Trump and Harris vying for support in key battleground regions, events like this show how grassroots movements continue to play a significant role in shaping public opinion. Kelley's videos and online posts documenting the "welcome" committee serve as a reminder of the deep divisions and passionate supporters on both sides of the political spectrum.
While Harris's campaign continues to focus on policy initiatives and rallies across the country, the presence of counter-demonstrations like Kelley's suggests that the road to the 2024 election will be anything but smooth.
Video Proof that Kamala Harris has to bus people to support her NH rally (Mostly MA plates)
NEW: 12 buses spotted leaving Kamala Harris' event in New Hampshire, suggesting many people in attendance were bussed in.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) September 4, 2024
The video comes after local reports claimed that Harris was bussing people in from Massachusets.
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My name is Michael Anthony Callis I am a Republican candidate for second congressional district NH.
ReplyDeleteKelley was totally obnoxious screaming into her bullhorn just feet away from event goer's ears.
She was screaming about penises being cut off to children close by trying to protect their ears from the super loud bullhorn.
We are civil in NH and Kelley was definitely not.