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BREAKING: Donald Trump Reschedules Rally in Greenwood, Nebraska to Sunday due to severe weather!

 

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45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump announced through a statement on Friday that he will not be traveling to Greenwood, Nebraska tonight due to severe weather, citing a chance of tornadoes. 

Trump via Save America PAC in a statement said:

Thank you to all who waited in line for our Save America Rally tonight in Greenwood, Nebraska. Because of severe weather, including the possibility of 60 mph+ wind, hailstorms, and maybe even tornadoes, I will not be coming to Nebraska tonight, but rather, weather permitting, will be there this Sunday night, May 1st. The most important thing is to keep you safe, and that cannot be done with such a terrible forecast. Thank you to Charles W. Herbster and his wonderful staff for working so professionally with us. See you on Sunday!

GOP Candidate for Governor, Charles W. Herbster said: 

ATTENTION: Due to impending severe weather, the Save America Rally is postponed for everyone’s safety. 

Come back Sunday and bring 10 of your friends. 

P.S. Praise God for the rain!

Herbster in greenwood has been postponed, because of the chance of the severe weather and it has been pushed back to Sunday night. A media house talked with Herbster about this decision to postpone, he replied, we didn't want to cancel as much as we wanted to have it he was ready to get on the plane to come we made the mutual decision together the most important thing is the safety of the lives of all the people here, he was mentioning lightning hail and tornadoes as concerns he had for this evening.

As you can imagine people are disappointed with the decision to postpone, we spoke with folks from all across Nebraska about this news. What they had to say:

I'm disappointed but it's understandable, I think tonight could have some pretty severe weather since it's rescheduled it's not too bad if it would have been completely canceled and nothing happened then it would have been a more disappointment. When I heard it was getting canceled I was kind of sad but also Sunday would be better weather. And I think my outfit would do better for the weather.

Everyone we spoke with, said that they plan on coming back two days from now some traveling across the state and back to make it happen now. I can tell you in terms of what we've seen here you can see some winds, you've got the storm clouds behind, but no sign of lightning or anything like that as mentioned that rally will return on Sunday here at the i-80 speedway in Greenwood. Of course doors open at 12:00 PM, speakers are expected to start at five with Donald Trump expected to speak around eight.


Venue of Trump Rally:

I-80 Speedway

13909 238th Street

Greenwood, NE 68366


Special Guest Speaker of Trump Rally:

Mr. Charles W. Herbster,  American Agribusiness Executive, and Candidate for Governor of Nebraska


Timeline of Events:

8:00AM – Parking and Line Opens

3:00PM – Doors Open and Entertainment Begins

5:00PM – Pre-program Speakers Deliver Remarks

8:00PM – 45th President of the United States Donald J. Trump Delivers Remarks


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Donald Trump Greenwood, NE Rally location on Google Map.

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