One of the more unfortunate parts about seeing President Trump live in person is the wait time.
The President is known for arriving at his rallies late, sometimes by more than an hour. And who can blame him? He’s the President of the United States after all. He has many priorities, some of which trump speaking to voters. The man’s got a country to keep safe!
But when Trump does make it on stage, you’re in for the time of your life. It’s clear that Trump is the master ad-libber, a guy who an extemporaneously speak for hours on end, engaging an audience in a way only an entertainer can.
Last night’s rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, was no exception. Trump gave a rip-roaring address, keeping the crowd clapping and on their feet all night.
There was one exception: one woman wasn’t able to stand on her feet all night. She actually fainted. Since she was close to the stage, President Trump noticed and took immediate action. Listen to his comforting words:
“We got to stick with those people — they’ve been here for many hours, thank you, darling. Thank you.”
Notice the care in Trump’s voice? Now compare that to how Hillary Clinton acted on Election Night when thousands of her supporters were waiting for her to address the crowd. After Hillary was humiliatingly defeated by Donald Trump, she refused to address the election celebration crowd at the Javits Center in New York City. Instead, she sent out her lackey John Podesta to tell the crowd to go home. (RELATED: Hillary Clinton Reveals She Never Prepared a Concession Speech for Election Night.)
At a time her supporters needed her the most, Hillary let them down, for which, we can only assume, was a drunkenly destructive act of self-pity.
Not Trump. He always seems to come through for his supporters, even when the hour is late and confidence is low. That’s the mark of a true leader.
