Line Grows For Trump ‘Save America Rally’ Tonight in Georgia as Juanita Broaddrick Anoints Him, ‘Most Loved President, EVER’

Former President Donald Trump is holding a “Save America Rally” tonight in Perry, Georgia and the line has already begun to grow.

Trump supporter Juanita Broaddrick tweeted a picture of the line and declared, “Just say Trump…. and they will come.”

“Most loved President, EVER,” Broaddrick anointed him.

Just say Trump…. and they will come. Most loved President, EVER. pic.twitter.com/NXFAc0QAhl

— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) September 25, 2021

Waiting for the Real President… Trump Rally today in GA. pic.twitter.com/NF8aKQ87it

— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) September 25, 2021

Many on the left are hoping that with the Arizona audit results finally revealed, many who support the former president will now abandon him, although that appears unlikely.

Anti-radical left activist Jonathan Lee Riches tweeted pictures last night and said, “People are waiting in Line 24 Hrs before Donald Trump arrives for his Perry Georgia Rally.”

Riches followed that up today with more pictures and announced that, “100’s already waiting in line 12 hrs before Donald Trump arrives for his Perry Georgia Rally.”

100's already waiting in line 12 hrs before Donald Trump arrives for his Perry Georgia Rally. pic.twitter.com/bWaertPMt4

— Jonathan Lee Riches (@R_I_C_H_E_S) September 25, 2021

In another video from Riches, he describes that a “Huge Trump Won Flag got dropped off a bridge over Interstate 75 in Perry Georgia before the Trump Rally.”

Huge Trump Won Flag got dropped off a bridge over Interstate 75 in Perry Georgia before the Trump Rally. pic.twitter.com/AQBvDyaYTh

— Jonathan Lee Riches (@R_I_C_H_E_S) September 25, 2021

The Hill previously reported on what to expect at the rally:

Herschel Walker, the NFL-star-turned-Senate-hopeful, will speak at former President Trump’s rally in Georgia on Saturday.

Walker will be joined by two other Georgia Republicans running for statewide office, Rep. Jody Hice (R-Ga.), who’s challenging Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, and state Sen. Burt Jones, who’s running to replace outgoing Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan. Raffensperger and Duncan have both spoken out against Trump’s claims of election fraud.

The planned appearances will put three of Trump’s preferred candidates on the same stage as him when he travels to Perry, Ga., on Saturday.

The former president’s leadership PAC, Save America, described the upcoming rally as “a continuation of President Trump’s many appearances in support of candidates” aligned with his brand of conservatism. He’s set to hold another rally in Iowa on Oct. 9.