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Trump held a rally in Montoursville, Pennsylvania on Monday, May 20, just two days after Biden’s rally in Philadelphia. Trump’s rally was held at the Energy Aviation Hangar in Montoursville, PA.
How Many Attended Trump’s Pennsylvania Rally vs Biden’s? [CROWD PHOTOS]
I live about 40 minutes away from Montoursville and in Trump's May 20th rally here - two independent organizations that access the crowd numbers - both had figures close to 13-thousand attending Trump's visit verses around five thousand for Biden (two days earlier in Philly).
Trump draws large crowds - no matter where the rally is. The crowd considers him "real" and he's spontaneous - NOT afraid to say what's on his mind and the way he sees things! People are able to identify with him because he's reflecting their own views on the rampant corruption in our society and he offers "solutions" to basic problems we all face. He doesn't come-off like some "untouchable elite" doing a PR stunt. He's charisma is the way he interacts with the public. In his rally's, he talks to the people - he's not dictating what they should think and act.
JFK had the same persona. His interest was for the people's welfare and to American's - that is what counts the most. We're more then a number entered into a government database.
Aug 25 2019 - Trump Says He Was ‘Joking’ When He Called Himself ‘Chosen One’
President Donald Trump on Saturday ripped media coverage of his remarks earlier this week in which he declared himself "the chosen one" to take on decades of unfair Chinese trade practices, emphasizing he was speaking sarcastically.
“When I looked up to the sky and jokingly said ‘I am the chosen one’, at a press conference two days ago, referring to taking on Trade with China, little did I realize that the media would claim that I had a ‘Messiah complex’,” Trump tweeted, The Hill reported.
“They knew I was kidding, being sarcastic, and just having fun," the American president said.
“I was smiling as I looked up and around,” he continued, adding, “The MANY reporters with me were smiling also. They knew the TRUTH…And yet when I saw the reporting, CNN, MSNBC and other Fake News outlets covered it as serious news & me thinking of myself as the Messiah. No more trust!”
Trump’s tweets came hours after the US president announced late Friday that he wasn’t being serious about his remarks about being "the chosen one".
"You know exactly what I meant. It was sarcasm. It was joking. We were all smiling. And a question like that is just fake news," he told reporters at the White House before leaving for his trip to France for the Group of Seven summit.
Trump raised eyebrows on Wednesday when he looked up toward the sky and said he believed he was "the chosen one" to fight decades of trade cheating by China amid a long-running and escalating trade war with the country.
The remark prompted discussion on cable news and drew headlines such as "Yes, Donald Trump really believes he is 'the chosen one.'"
“Somebody said this is Trump’s trade war. It’s not my trade war. This is a trade war that should have taken place a long time ago by a lot of other presidents,” Trump stated in his remarks Wednesday, adding, “Somebody had to do it. I am the chosen one. Somebody had to do it, so I took on China. I took on China on trade, and you know what? We’re winning.”
Aug 25 2019 - US: Air Force Base to Pause Operations After Rise in Suicides
Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina is planning a tactical stand-down over three days in August and September to help those at the base "recharge" following the suicides of three airmen and the alarming uptick in Air Force suicides throughout the US.
Second Lt. Christopher Rhoton, 35, Justin Strickland, 26, and Jose Llanes, 28, all committed suicide at the base this year, according to Sumter County Coroner Robert Baker, while 79 suicides have occurred in the Air Force from January to July 2019, Fox News reported.
The 79 deaths were nearly twice as many compared to this time last year and officials fear 2019 could be the deadliest in history, according to the Post and Courier.
The military branch also recorded about 100 suicides per year over the past 5 years.
Air Force Col. Derek O'Malley of Shaw Air Force Base posted a video on Facebook Wednesday detailing their plans to allow Air Force personnel time to recharge their batteries during a Resilience Tactical Pause (RTP) at the base.
“I’ve directed our commanders to take a hard look at our schedules," O’Malley said., adding, “No doubt there are times where our country needs us to really push it forward, demands a lot of us and our mission, but there are times also where we can really pull it back. And we need to proactively identify those times so that we can rest up and be ready for when our nation really needs us.”
The RTP schedule includes days off on August 30 and September 20, as well as a guest speaker on September 13, before they break into small groups later in the day to help promote dialogue about mental health.
"We lose more airmen to suicide than any other single enemy, even more than combat", Kaleth Wright, chief master sergeant of the Air Force told the Post and Courier, stating, "If we don't do something, we could lose up to 150, 160 airmen in 2019".
Wright isn't able to pinpoint the exact reasoning for the uptick in suicide rates this year, although he says some common examples include relationship problems and discipline issues.
O'Malley shares the sentiment of Wright and says while there isn't one solution, they are doing what they can to help out their fellow brothers in need.
"While there isn’t one big solution, there are a thousand little ones, including giving more time back to airmen, stated O'Malley, adding, "Whether through a few more designated days off or by adjusting our ops tempo, we are going to take this time to recharge, engage and #BeThere for each other."
How Many Attended Trump’s Pennsylvania Rally vs Biden’s? [CROWD PHOTOS]
I live about 40 minutes away from Montoursville and in Trump's May 20th rally here - two independent organizations that access the crowd numbers - both had figures close to 13-thousand attending Trump's visit verses around five thousand for Biden (two days earlier in Philly).
Trump draws large crowds - no matter where the rally is. The crowd considers him "real" and he's spontaneous - NOT afraid to say what's on his mind and the way he sees things! People are able to identify with him because he's reflecting their own views on the rampant corruption in our society and he offers "solutions" to basic problems we all face. He doesn't come-off like some "untouchable elite" doing a PR stunt. He's charisma is the way he interacts with the public. In his rally's, he talks to the people - he's not dictating what they should think and act.
JFK had the same persona. His interest was for the people's welfare and to American's - that is what counts the most. We're more then a number entered into a government database.
Aug 25 2019 - Trump Says He Was ‘Joking’ When He Called Himself ‘Chosen One’
President Donald Trump on Saturday ripped media coverage of his remarks earlier this week in which he declared himself "the chosen one" to take on decades of unfair Chinese trade practices, emphasizing he was speaking sarcastically.
“When I looked up to the sky and jokingly said ‘I am the chosen one’, at a press conference two days ago, referring to taking on Trade with China, little did I realize that the media would claim that I had a ‘Messiah complex’,” Trump tweeted, The Hill reported.
“They knew I was kidding, being sarcastic, and just having fun," the American president said.
“I was smiling as I looked up and around,” he continued, adding, “The MANY reporters with me were smiling also. They knew the TRUTH…And yet when I saw the reporting, CNN, MSNBC and other Fake News outlets covered it as serious news & me thinking of myself as the Messiah. No more trust!”
Trump’s tweets came hours after the US president announced late Friday that he wasn’t being serious about his remarks about being "the chosen one".
"You know exactly what I meant. It was sarcasm. It was joking. We were all smiling. And a question like that is just fake news," he told reporters at the White House before leaving for his trip to France for the Group of Seven summit.
Trump raised eyebrows on Wednesday when he looked up toward the sky and said he believed he was "the chosen one" to fight decades of trade cheating by China amid a long-running and escalating trade war with the country.
The remark prompted discussion on cable news and drew headlines such as "Yes, Donald Trump really believes he is 'the chosen one.'"
“Somebody said this is Trump’s trade war. It’s not my trade war. This is a trade war that should have taken place a long time ago by a lot of other presidents,” Trump stated in his remarks Wednesday, adding, “Somebody had to do it. I am the chosen one. Somebody had to do it, so I took on China. I took on China on trade, and you know what? We’re winning.”
Aug 25 2019 - US: Air Force Base to Pause Operations After Rise in Suicides
Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina is planning a tactical stand-down over three days in August and September to help those at the base "recharge" following the suicides of three airmen and the alarming uptick in Air Force suicides throughout the US.
Second Lt. Christopher Rhoton, 35, Justin Strickland, 26, and Jose Llanes, 28, all committed suicide at the base this year, according to Sumter County Coroner Robert Baker, while 79 suicides have occurred in the Air Force from January to July 2019, Fox News reported.
The 79 deaths were nearly twice as many compared to this time last year and officials fear 2019 could be the deadliest in history, according to the Post and Courier.
The military branch also recorded about 100 suicides per year over the past 5 years.
Air Force Col. Derek O'Malley of Shaw Air Force Base posted a video on Facebook Wednesday detailing their plans to allow Air Force personnel time to recharge their batteries during a Resilience Tactical Pause (RTP) at the base.
“I’ve directed our commanders to take a hard look at our schedules," O’Malley said., adding, “No doubt there are times where our country needs us to really push it forward, demands a lot of us and our mission, but there are times also where we can really pull it back. And we need to proactively identify those times so that we can rest up and be ready for when our nation really needs us.”
The RTP schedule includes days off on August 30 and September 20, as well as a guest speaker on September 13, before they break into small groups later in the day to help promote dialogue about mental health.
"We lose more airmen to suicide than any other single enemy, even more than combat", Kaleth Wright, chief master sergeant of the Air Force told the Post and Courier, stating, "If we don't do something, we could lose up to 150, 160 airmen in 2019".
Wright isn't able to pinpoint the exact reasoning for the uptick in suicide rates this year, although he says some common examples include relationship problems and discipline issues.
O'Malley shares the sentiment of Wright and says while there isn't one solution, they are doing what they can to help out their fellow brothers in need.
"While there isn’t one big solution, there are a thousand little ones, including giving more time back to airmen, stated O'Malley, adding, "Whether through a few more designated days off or by adjusting our ops tempo, we are going to take this time to recharge, engage and #BeThere for each other."