Floridians fleck Trump's birthday with small ships, vans.

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U.S. President Donald Trump's supporter waved at the hundreds of boats on the St. Johns River during a rally Sunday on  June 14, 2020, in Jacksonville.

WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. - The supporter of Donald Trump in Florida started to celebrate his birthday through small ships and by parading through out his home state.Supporters also used caravans at West palm beach , Florida.

At the  Palm Beach County  which is  home of U.S. President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort , there a  different caravans of trucks, motorcycles and boats were riding along highways and the intercoastal waterway at different times in the morning. The celebration of Trump was  also to promote him in re-election. The effort was for this too.

According to The Palm Beach Post reports,they said that there was an anti-Trump caravan also there on the county on Sunday to protect racism.

The whole Pro-Trump small ships were planned for Fort Launderdale,Miami,the Florida keys, Tampa, Pensacola and Jacksonville and there Trump is slated to be renominated for a second term at the end of August.

There were a massive Republican-friendly retirement section in  northwest of Orlando in villages started golf carts whic are choice of many locals.Thr Trump's supporter were holding a golf cart parade to give honour to their President who turn 74. 

As talking to West Point graduates on Saturday, Trump said that his birthday is pretty special because it is coincided with the 245th anniversary of the U.S. Army's founding.

Donald Trump also said that , I don't know that how it coincided that my birthday is on same day as U.S. Army founding anniversary. He also added that it's a great day because of Army birthday.He is the immense intelligent politician . He knows how to deal with people of United States and to motivate them and gain their trust .


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