Thread: LIVE Stream: Donald Trump & Mike Pence Rally in Grand Rapids, MI 11/7/16

LIVE Stream: Donald Trump & Mike Pence Rally in Grand Rapids, MI 11/7/16

Right Side Broadcasting
Scheduled for Nov 7, 2016

Monday, November 7, 2016: Live streaming coverage of the Donald J. Trump for President rally in Grand Rapids, MI at Devo's Place. The event begins at 11:00 PM ET.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLERzuzgOaY

My greatest concern is if Donald Trump can turn his stadiums full of supporters into ground game activists that go out and bring in votes for Trump on Election Day? The Democrats are using fraud and voter transport methods to move students, blacks, and Hispanics to the polls via their political party and trade union machines.

Most of Trump's supporters are political novices. Hillary Clinton can win on ground game unless Trump instructs his viewing and listening audiences into proper GOTV mode Get Out The Vote mode!

http://www.alipac.us/f8/illegal-alie...2016-a-340049/

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BTTT - Next Rally .... starts at 11:00 pm ET

TheLastRefuge Retweeted
Jonathan Oosting ‏@jonathanoosting 1 hour ago
This line for Donald Trump in Grand Rapids "just keeps going," guy in front of me correctly notes



TheLastRefuge ‏@TheLastRefuge2 24 minutes ago
Over 2 mile-long line now entering Trump rally in Grand Rapids Michigan


grs ‏@grlookout 16 minutes ago
FOX17: Thousands wrap around downtown Grand Rapids waiting for Trump rally


Jonathan Oosting ‏@jonathanoosting 57 minutes ago
Line for Trump on GR wraps around DeVos Place, over Grand River bridge, and appears to keep going

Some videos too at the source link.
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Evan Dean and 24 Hour News 8 web staff
Published: November 7, 2016, 7:24 pm Updated: November 7, 2016, 9:43 pm

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Thousands of people lined up in downtown Grand Rapids hours before Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s rally there.

The line to get inside DeVos Place stretched across Gillett Bridge behind the venue. Some people said they had packed food and gotten in line as early as 9:30 a.m. to get a prime spot. The doors open at 8 p.m.

While there wasn’t immediately an official headcount, one security staffer estimated about 10,000 would fill the convention center by the time the rally started at 11 p.m.



With a packed agenda Monday, Trump could be late. His running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, will accompany him. Ivanka Trump, Trump’s daughter, is also expected to be at the event, and the rest of his family may also show up.

CAN TRUMP TAKE MICHIGAN?

Clinton and Trump are virtually tied in Michigan, according to an EPIC-MRA poll released Friday that was commissioned by the Detroit Free Press. Among those surveyed between Nov. 1 and Nov. 3, 42 percent said they sided with Clinton and 38 percent went with Trump, making the race a tie when you factor in the 4-point margin of error.

Real Clear Politics switched Michigan to a “toss up” state shortly after Friday’s poll was released.

Trump supporters waiting in line in Grand Rapids were skeptical of the poll numbers that put their candidate behind in previous weeks.

“I really don’t think anything’s changed for Donald Trump over the last couple of weeks,” said Kathy Dwan of Freeland, who came to Grand Rapids for the rally. “I think the pollsters and the people in the media haven’t gotten it right. I don’t think they’ve sent people out here on the ground. They can make all the phone calls they want and try to pull people, but I’ve personally met people — a 74-year-old man who’s never voted in his life. He’s registered in voting. An 87-year-old woman has voted Democrat her entire life and cast her ballot for Donald Trump. It’s out there, they just didn’t tap into it, trust me.”

When asked why he thought Trump was capping off his campaign in Michigan, supporter Brice Genrich of Grand Rapids said the candidate “believes he’s going to win Michigan. And I think Michiganders support him.”

If Trump does win Michigan, it will be the first time the state has gone red in a presidential election since voting for President George H. W. Bush in 1988. Supporters say he can do it.

“I think the urgency is there and the need is there,” another supporter, Tony Vadino of Ann Arbor, said. “I think there’s 4 or 5 points on the Republican side that nobody’s looking at.”

“I’ve been telling all my friends for 6 months that this is going to be a landslide,” he added.

For both Clinton appearing at GVSU Monday afternoon and Trump in Sterling Heights Sunday and Grand Rapids Monday night, the eleventh-hour campaign stops in Michigan are about turning out the vote, according to 24 Hour News 8 political reporter Rick Albin. They want to secure Michigan’s electoral votes as part of a path to 270 on the nationwide map.

This is not the time to unleash a new concept or vision for America. Candidates will reiterate what they have said for months. Clinton talked about affordable college, an economy that works for everyone — not just the rich — and equal opportunity and pay. Trump will promise to build a wall along the border with Mexico, lower taxes, generate jobs and get rid of Obamacare.

But their promises will be laced with a tone of finality — phrases like ‘this is your last chance’ or ‘this is our moment’ to move government and America in the right direction.

http://woodtv.com/2016/11/07/donald-...-grand-rapids/

Evan Dean ‏@_EvanDean 6 hours ago
NOW: @realDonaldTrump supporters lining up outside the Devos Place in GR ahead of tonight's rally. #Election2016


Evan Dean ‏@_EvanDean 3 hours ago
The slogans seen on t-shirts & heard in chants outside @DeVosPlaceMeet in GR tonight, as hundreds line up for a late-night Trump visit.


Evan Dean ‏@_EvanDean 2 hours ago
WOW: The line to see @realDonaldTrump in GR tonight is stretching from the entrance of @DeVosPlaceMeet to the other side of the river.


Evan Dean ‏@_EvanDean 41 minutes ago
Small group of Trump protestors outside the DeVos Place. Not an uncommon sight in this election season.


Evan Dean ‏@_EvanDean 39 minutes ago
Just talked with security staffer @DeVosPlaceMeet. He estimates they'll be "close" to capacity for the Trump rally. That's 12,000 people.


Evan Dean ‏@_EvanDean 38 minutes ago
Evan Dean Retweeted Evan Dean
His guess was somewhere around 10,000 in here tonight by the time the rally starts.

The last rally for Donald Trump of the day. I hope Michigan voters come out tomorrow in huge numbers for Trump.