Kamala Harris on Wednesday held a campaign rally in Portsmouth, New Hampshire with two months until Election Day.
Harris had to bus in supporters… AGAIN.
Crowds are massive to see @KamalaHarris in Portsmouth this morning #NHPolitics the enthusiasm is contagious @NHDems @KamalaforNH pic.twitter.com/Mf4p8ePf5r
— Sebastian Fuentes (@SebFuentesNH) September 4, 2024
Trump’s press secretary said a local New Hampshire radio host told her Kamala Harris is busing in people from Massachusetts to her New Hampshire rally.
WOW! Just received this message from a local New Hampshire radio host
Will the press covering Kamala’s event today ask why she can’t get any real New Hampshire residents to attend?! pic.twitter.com/CbPffkIc7U
— Karoline Leavitt (@kleavittnh) September 4, 2024
According to Trump campaign advisor Steven Cheung, the Kamala Harris campaign told people at the rally that they couldn’t leave because the buses they used to cart supporters in were delayed.
Per Steven Cheung: “The Kamala Harris campaign has told people at the rally they can’t leave because the busses they used to bus people in from out of state are not operational for another 30 minutes.”
“The announcement just came over the speakers at the rally and the crowd, already waiting in line, cried, “NOOOOO!”” he said.
SCOOP: the @KamalaHarris campaign has told people at the rally they can’t leave because the busses they used to bus people in from out of state are not operational for another 30 minutes.
The announcement just came over the speakers at the rally and the crowd, already waiting…
— Steven Cheung (@TheStevenCheung) September 4, 2024
At least a dozen yellow buses full of people from Massachusetts were seen leaving the Harris campaign event.
WATCH:
What could these 12 buses possibly be doing leaving Kamala’s event in New Hampshire? pic.twitter.com/ua4kuUBrkt
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 4, 2024
Conclusion:
It seems that Kamala Harris had to rely on bussing in supporters from neighboring states once again for her campaign rally in New Hampshire. This tactic has raised questions about the authenticity of her local support and the enthusiasm for her candidacy in the region. With the sight of buses full of people leaving the event, it’s clear that efforts were made to bolster the crowd size artificially. The delayed buses causing inconvenience to attendees further highlight the logistical challenges faced by the campaign in organizing such events.
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