Trump hitting the road again, sets Alabama rally
for Aug. 21
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 8/2/2021 11:05:12 PM
Former President Donald Trump will hold his next campaign-style rally in Alabama later this month, his political organization announced Monday. Trump will travel to Cullman, located about halfway between Birmingham and Huntsville on Interstate 65, to deliver remarks on Aug. 21, according to Save America. The rally will take place on the same day the state Republican Party holds its summer meeting, also in Cullman. The 45th president won Alabama by more than 25 percentage points in both the 2016 and 2020 elections. However, while Trump traveled to the Yellowhammer State in 2019 to take in the college football showdown between Alabama and LSU,
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Excellent!! Wish I could go but it's too far for me to drive.