'TrumPalooza' flotilla, rally slated for next weekend

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'TrumPalooza' flotilla, rally slated for next weekend

For Paul Revere's Ride it was "One if by land, two if by sea."

Organizers say there could be at least 300 by land and 1,500 by sea at a Sept. 26 Trump rally that starts in Brunswick.

Glenn Bufkin, one of the people behind the TrumPalooza boat flotilla and motorcycle rally, says he doesn't know what to expect beyond huge given the early response.

The TrumPalooza "United We Stand on Land and Sea, Wheels and Keels Rally'' will raise its anchors and kickstands at 10 a.m. at Liberty Park at the Sidney Lanier Bridge. The boats will sail east from the harbor side of the bridge while the motorcycles – clubs and individuals riders – will cross the Sidney Lanier at the same time led by a big Trump campaign bus, said Bufkin and Dana Haza, who is supporting Trump's re-election.

Both Haza and Bufkin said there is a lot at stake in the election and the rally is intended to get people motivated to, as Haza said, "Turn the coast red for Trump."

"This is an election of validation,'' she said. "This is an event that empowers and emboldens."

Keeping Trump in the White House will reverse a decades-long slide that began with the removal of prayer from schools, the U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion and other actions contrary to the good of the nation, Bufkin said.

"People are concerned. People are nervous. They don't like what they're seeing on TV, and they want to do something,'' he said.

He is organizing the flotilla portion of the event along with Kiera Byrd and expects it to last about two hours.


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