As big as his hands.
But it is the biggest one they could find. Allegedly there's something like 50 high school football stadiums in the Lone Star State that can seat 8,000, so settling for the place where the Houston Rodeo holds a horse competition is probably due to the fact that Poop just isn't very familiar with Texas, as Texans already knew. Sometimes it's hard to believe Trump called Cruz "Lyin' Ted" because Ted wasn't smart enough to nickname Trump that first, isn't it?
Ashton Woods has a terrific idea for you disruptors out there.
(Don't use your real name. Trump is having peaceful protestors arrested, you know. Has been since his inauguration. So be careful out there.)
Not only is the arena Trump picked not the biggest in the state, as he promised, but it’s not even the largest in the neighborhood. Nearby NRG Stadium – different from NRG Arena – holds tens of thousands of people.
As the Dallas News pointed out, “At least one venue in Texas holds more than 180,000 and NRG Arena isn’t even the biggest venue in Houston, let alone in Texas.”
But it is the biggest one they could find. Allegedly there's something like 50 high school football stadiums in the Lone Star State that can seat 8,000, so settling for the place where the Houston Rodeo holds a horse competition is probably due to the fact that Poop just isn't very familiar with Texas, as Texans already knew. Sometimes it's hard to believe Trump called Cruz "Lyin' Ted" because Ted wasn't smart enough to nickname Trump that first, isn't it?
Ashton Woods has a terrific idea for you disruptors out there.
Step 1: Reserve tickets.— Ashton P. Woods (@AshtonPWoods) October 16, 2018
Step 2: Don't attend.
Step 3: Celebrate the emptiness of Houston's third largest stadium. #FuckTrumphttps://t.co/2aYzRwf5ue
(Don't use your real name. Trump is having peaceful protestors arrested, you know. Has been since his inauguration. So be careful out there.)
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Related to the very end, I dunno if you saw me tweet on Friday, and the comment period closed Monday, but the Park Service wants to drastically restrict protests on the Mall in DC, like LBJ did in his last year or so in office.
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