Trump Greeted Enthusiastically In Lake Charles Louisiana During Pit Stop
LAKE CHARLES  Louisiana â Hundreds of enthusiastic Louisianans waving American flags  Texas Lives Matter signs  and 2016 campaign lawn signs greeted  President Donald Trump  during  his  brief stop at the National Guard headquarters here Saturday.
 Trump âs 15 minute stop  during which  he  met members of the Cajun Navy rescue group  is the last stop on  his  tour of areas affected by Hurricane Harvey. Although Lake Charles didnât receive the brunt of Hurricane Harveyâs destruction  it has been a staging point for relief efforts in eastern Texas. And while there wasnât much in the way of disaster touring to be done in Lake Charles  the pit stop is sure to lift the spirits of a president with historic unpopularity.
Lake Charles is friendly territory for  Trump   who waved and smiled at the crowd outside the headquarters. âI think itâs great. Itâs a chance to see how much everybody here in Louisiana supports  him  â said Kim Strickell  a Lake Charles native who came to catch a glimpse of the president along with her family and friends. Strickell said she is pleased with how  Trump  has handled the aftermath of Harvey. â He âs put federal dollars out there ahead of it. Thatâs a big help â Strickell said. Her nephew  16-year-old Jack Slade  was also on hand. An ardent supporter of  Trump   Slade said âeven though I am a minor  I know my beliefs already.â Although the crowd was almost entirely made up of  Trump  supporters  there were also plenty of people simply on hand to witness a bit of history. âItâs historic â said Miles Brown  23. Asked if he was a  Trump  supporter  Brown hesitated. âIâm not going to say that exactly. But I hope for the best with this president. Because Iâm tired of seeing the same thing going on. This person did say he wanted change. I havenât seen it yet  but itâs better to support him than keep talking down on him.â
There is. group of  Trump  supporters awaiting his arrival & this one not a fan of @cnn but @buzzfeed he â¤ï¸
LAKE CHARLES  Louisiana â Hundreds of enthusiastic Louisianans waving American flags  Texas Lives Matter signs  and 2016 campaign lawn signs greeted   [TGT] during   [TGT]   brief stop at the National Guard headquarters here Saturday.
  [TGT]  âs 15 minute stop  during which  he  met members of the Cajun Navy rescue group  is the last stop on  his  tour of areas affected by Hurricane Harvey. Although Lake Charles didnât receive the brunt of Hurricane Harveyâs destruction  it has been a staging point for relief efforts in eastern Texas. And while there wasnât much in the way of disaster touring to be done in Lake Charles  the pit stop is sure to lift the spirits of a president with historic unpopularity.
Lake Charles is friendly territory for  Trump   who waved and smiled at the crowd outside the headquarters. âI think itâs great. Itâs a chance to see how much everybody here in Louisiana supports  him  â said Kim Strickell  a Lake Charles native who came to catch a glimpse of the president along with her family and friends. Strickell said she is pleased with how  Trump  has handled the aftermath of Harvey. â He âs put federal dollars out there ahead of it. Thatâs a big help â Strickell said. Her nephew  16-year-old Jack Slade  was also on hand. An ardent supporter of  Trump   Slade said âeven though I am a minor  I know my beliefs already.â Although the crowd was almost entirely made up of  Trump  supporters  there were also plenty of people simply on hand to witness a bit of history. âItâs historic â said Miles Brown  23. Asked if he was a  Trump  supporter  Brown hesitated. âIâm not going to say that exactly. But I hope for the best with this president. Because Iâm tired of seeing the same thing going on. This person did say he wanted change. I havenât seen it yet  but itâs better to support him than keep talking down on him.â
There is. group of  Trump  supporters awaiting his arrival & this one not a fan of @cnn but @buzzfeed he â¤ï¸