Internet labels Donald Trump 'biggest clown' after angry Bronx locals boo him at rally

Among the crowd in Crotona Park, a local teacher expressed a desire to boo Trump due to the many students he had made cry
Donald Trump was reportedly not welcomed in Bronx (Steven Ferdman/GC Images, X/@FordFischer)
Donald Trump was reportedly not welcomed in Bronx (Steven Ferdman/GC Images, X/@FordFischer)

THE BRONX, NEW YORK: Donald Trump has received backlash online after reports said he was not welcomed in Bronx, and very few people attended his rally on Thursday evening, May 23.

One angry attendee, identified as a local teacher named Kara, told Raw Story, “He has no right to be here. I've had students crying because they thought their parents would be evicted.”



 

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The woman also referred to her husband and stated, “He's crying because Trump said he's from a s******e country.”

The teacher went on to allege that Trump and his Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos “tortured” her and other teachers during his tenure.

Donald Trump speaks at a campaign event at Crotona Park in the South Bronx on Thursday, May 23, 2024. in New York City. (Photo by Steven Ferdman/GC Images)
Donald Trump speaks at a campaign event at Crotona Park in the South Bronx on Thursday, May 23, 2024 (Steven Ferdman/GC Images)

“He needs to be out of this borough. He s***s on these people all the f*****g time and he thinks he can come here to do a f*****g rally? He's hideous,” Kara added.

Another protester Carmen Falores, 82, reportedly said, “I don't want [Trump] here,” before accusing him of bringing people from other parts of the country to the rally.

“He'll say, look at my crowd in The Bronx. He's a liar,” she mentioned.

Besides, another report by Raw Story claimed that only 3,500 people attended Trump’s rally at Crotona Park.

Donald Trump arrives at a campaign event at Crotona Park in the South Bronx on Thursday, May 23, 2024. in New York City. (Photo by Steven Ferdman/GC Images)
Only 3,500 people attended Trump’s rally at Crotona Park (Steven Ferdman/GC Images)

Internet says New Yorkers ‘despise’ Donald Trump

Meanwhile, people online have also shown their anger and frustration toward the former President.

A user wrote, “He's hideous. Whether speaking about his appearance or his behavior, the statement is true.”

(X/@FordFischer)
Internet says New Yorkers ‘despise’ Donald Trump
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Another reader alleged, “Trump keeps a lot of unemployables on his payroll, lies about what they do, pays them a southern min wage, is that like 2.00 an hr plus gas. You see the same losers at all his rallies. Trump is the biggest loser and will lose in 2024. Just make sure you vote.”

A third one wrote, “The Bronx wants no part of toxic Trump. The man has absolutely no conscience.”

“Mr. Trump's rally is choreographed to befuddle the outlanders in other states who will be fed a pro-orange version of this shitshow. The real NYers who live and work in the Bronx detest him,” a fourth one commented.

A fifth one added, “Trump's like the old-school traveling revival grifters. He has paid supporters who follow him from sht show to sht show. But these people protesting are spot on: he belongs nowhere now, except a cell.”

A comment read, “Nobody knows Trump like New Yorkers. They are living proof that the more you know Trump the more you despise him.”

“The biggest clown in the world. His mouth sounds are actually meaningless,” a Facebook user stated.

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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