Donald Trump humiliated as disappointing crowd turns up for Washington DC military parade

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Tbird19482 said:
IF you weren't lying you could back your BS up with a link.
And it looks like you can't.
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What other proof do you need? "On June 12, 2024, a day when Joe Biden was still president, running for reelection, and had every expectation of serving a second term, the U.S. Army filed a permit in the hopes of celebrating its 250th birthday on the National Mall the following year." Multiple examples... You're welcome...
 
Some spectators exited Saturday's U.S. Army's 250th-anniversary parade early, cutting short their attendance at the milestone celebration in Washington D.C., according to reports.

Why It Matters​

The parade represented the largest show of military might in the capital since at least 1991, according to CNN.

Rallies against President Donald Trump's leadership took place across the country on Saturday, coinciding with the parade, which also fell on the president's 79th birthday. "I view it for Flag Day, not necessarily my birthday," he said.

Large-scale gatherings were reported in major cities such as Philadelphia; Los Angeles; Austin, Texas; Portland, Oregon; and New York.

Trump Military Parade

President Donald Trump stands and salutes troops during the celebration of the Army's 250th birthday on the National Mall on June 14, 2025 in Washington, DC. Doug Mills - Pool/Getty Images

What To Know​

NBC Washington reported that "a large number of people" made an early exit, with its journalists capturing on video a "logjam" as spectators attempted to leave the secured area. The outlet said that the event's heavy security restricted the Mall's secure zone to two exits.

The New York Times' White House correspondent Shawn McCreesh reported that "hordes of people" streamed east across the mall to leave, a report which Raw Story said was posted before Trump and Vice President JD Vance had begun to deliver remarks.

"Where's everybody going?" a man next to McCreesh said, according to the reporter.

John Ismay, also with the Times, described the crowd and parade as "pretty listless and low-energy," adding that Trump apparel was far more prevalent than Army hats and shirts among attendees.
 
TOP said:
What other proof do you need? "On June 12, 2024, a day when Joe Biden was still president, running for reelection, and had every expectation of serving a second term, the U.S. Army filed a permit in the hopes of celebrating its 250th birthday on the National Mall the following year." Multiple examples... You're welcome...
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So BIDEN wasn't planing a big military parade but the Army was planning a celebration, I got it now.
And you lied.
 
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