'Gays for Trump' Rally in Washington Draws Almost No One
Only a handful of people showed up to the Gays for Trump 'rally' on the National Mall on Saturday
A rally organized by the Gays for Trump group held on Saturday brought together almost no one in Washington's The Ellipse park.
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According to a report from the Washington Blade, Gays for Trump founder Peter Boykin said that the event would help make the country a better place to live for “everyone, gay, straight, black, white – everyone.”
Who "everyone" might be is not clear, as only a handful of people showed up to see Boykin's address and attend the event. Photos and a video from the event surfaced on Twitter, drawing the expected criticism and laughs.
The rally replaced an earlier plan to host a "Deploraball Pre-4th of July Picnic" which was cancelled when Boykin was unable to reserve enough space on the Mall for a picnic.