The event is scheduled from 1 to 4 p.m.at Daytona State College in Daytona Beach.
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Protesters make peaceful chants toward supporters for Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump as the supporters wait in line to enter the Gallogly Events Center at University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, for his campaign event on Friday, July 29, 2016 in Colorado Springs.
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Trump has made plans to visit some of the same areas Clinton is campaigning in during her three-day bus tour through OH and Pennsylvania, scheduling Monday stops in Columbus and Cleveland. She said that whatever it takes, Trump must be stopped from getting into office.
But his supporters’ chants sprung from months of rhetoric by the brash real estate mogul insisting that Clinton broke the law by using a private email server during her time as secretary of state and should be barred from running for president.
This sentiment was shared by Colorado Springs resident Crystal Craven, organizer of the “Love Trumps Hate” counter-protest.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign team said Democratic vice presidential nominee Kaine will appear Tuesday as part of a three-day bus tour focused on jobs. However, he wasn’t happy about the venue limiting the amount of people who were allowed into the space – saying there were thousands of people outside waiting and also in another side room.
Colorado Springs Airport officials are encouraging passengers to double-check flight information with airlines after the facility sustained hail damage. “I thought she’d give me a big, fat, handsome congratulations”, he said.
Trump said he was depicting the reporter groveling to him.
“Then you wonder why we’re going to hell”, he said.
“Taking the gloves off!” he barked at the rally, his first since Clinton accepted the Democratic nomination Thursday, according to Politico.
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“Donald trump will be at UCCS tomorrow”, one student posted to Twitter. The tension spilled out at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, where Colorado delegates were some of the staunchest members of the “Never Trump” movement. But, she added, “when you look past all of that stuff and you see some of the things that he’s doing, it’s reason to be encouraged”. Lankford said that while he voted in the 2012 election, there has never been a candidate who he would attend a rally for, let alone two in one day after a few hours in the vehicle.
