Donald Trump delivered his last rally before the second term of his presidency at Capital One Arena Sunday, promising a historic first 100 days to a crowd of 20,000 supporters who braved snow, sleet and rain to see him in Washington, D.C.
With a Kid Rock concert to kick it off, and a Village People performance to conclude it, the rally was a party to remember.
Supporters came from across the country to attend the rally, waiting on the barricaded sidewalks, suffering harsh winter weather starting early in the morning.
“It is such a blessing to me, just something that wasn’t even on my radar,” said Lori Mendoza, an attendee from Chicago who had been treated to an inauguration trip by her friend. “I’m grateful. I’m going to stand out here as long as we need to, but I’m told that we may not even make it in there.”
One attendee from Fort Worth,…
