msnbc showing protesters in Iowa as Trump passes by

[riversedge]

[riversedge]

1. reporter saying iowa farmer TRUST the president but need that trade policy to be made! by

the end of the year!

gee-that is after the election. so, seems they will give him a break for now?? we will see.

[gratuitous]

5. Because Trump is soooo dependable and his word is his bond

Seriously, is everyone in Iowa that brain damaged? If Trump has any power left in his grasping little hands on November 7, the LAST people he's going to do anything for are Iowa farmers.

[Grammy23]

2. I am there in spirit!

Lock him up! Lock him up! Lock him up!

[riversedge]

4. the reporter said some where chanting that. good

[riversedge]

3. Trump is touring some building. I think Ivanka is with him. They are only showing

their backs.

[a kennedy]

11. Yes, yes, loser daughter IS with him.......

[awesomerwb1]

6. They'll still vote for reps and him in 2020

These are all paid actors by Soros with a special contribution from the "Deep State" anyways.

[exboyfil]

7. They are playing Queen's

We are the Champions waiting for Trump. I wonder what the remaining members of Queen think of Trump using their music. Freddie's ashes are rolling over.

[Grammy23]

8. They'd rather ask for forgiveness than to

Get permission. Just another example of how tRump and his people play fast and loose with the rules. “Badges? Badges? We don’t need no stinkin’ badges!!”

[exboyfil]

9. I don't they have a choice

I am sure they have licensed for public performance.

[chelsea0011]

10. They don't like but have no choice

Donald Trump used this song at campaign rallies when he was running for the Republican nomination in 2016. On June 8, Brian May posted a message on his website, stating, "I can confirm that permission to use the track was neither sought nor given. We are taking advice on what steps we can take to ensure this use does not continue. Regardless of our views on Mr. Trump's platform, it has always been against our policy to allow Queen music to be used as a political campaigning tool. Our music embodies our own dreams and beliefs, but it is for all who care to listen and enjoy."

The song fit Trump's theme of "winning," and knowing May had no legal ground to stop him from using it, he continued to do so, including on July 18 when he used it as his entrance music on opening night of the Republican Convention in Cleveland. "We're going to win so big," he said when he took the microphone.

http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=1379