Red and Blue: How New Yorkers Support and Criticize Trump
'30.10.2020'
Vita Popova
Jews in New York will hold another parade in support of Donald Trump. Meanwhile, his opponents have created a fresco with the president's false promises. What is happening in New York on the eve of the elections, the newspaper writes ColLive.
Autoparade in support of Trump
Jews in New York, despite angry attacks by opponents of the current US president, will arrange another car parade in support of Donald Trump. It will take place on Sunday 1 November.
The organizers of the parade are Jewish groups supporting Trump.
The auto parade will start at various points in New York. One of the convoys will go from Crown Heights; attendees will gather at President Street and Kingston Avenue at 9:15 am Sunday morning.
In brooklyn the group meets at Floyd Bennett Field at 10am.
The organizers ask the participants to come with already decorated cars.
We will remind that last Sunday, October 25, a convoy of hundreds of cars draped with American flags and banners "Trump-2020" drove through Manhattan and Brooklyn. The rally was organized by the Jews For Trump movement against the backdrop of tightening quarantines in some neighborhoods of New York.
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On the way, the protesters were attacked by opponents of Trump, and in some incidents they were brutally attacked.
Trump promises mural
Meanwhile, Trump's opponents have created a mural depicting the incumbent president and 20 "false statements" made by him in Soho. The edition writes about it Time-out.
It clarifies that all the quotes used in this fresco were checked by The Washington Post, which established that the president really said this phrase and it allegedly contained false information.
In particular, this mural uses statements about Ukraine, Russia, coronavirus, taxes, migration and more.
This is not the first such fresco. A similar work was created on October 3 in Bushwick, but it was desecrated. After that, the organizers responsible for the creation of this “masterpiece” raised more than $ 4 thousand and created a new mural, twice the size of the original.
You can see a new job at the corner of Laffayette Street and Grand Street in Manhattan.
