Quote:CNN reporter Jeff Zeleny tweeted around the same time Tuesday night saying that he heard an Omaha police officer say "we need at least 30 more buses" after supporters had already been waiting for an hour and a half.

At least seven people were taken to hospitals, according to Omaha Scanner which tracks scanner traffic. It said some police officers even started giving elderly attendees who were struggling with the cold rides to their vehicles.

Sanderford posted an update early Wednesday morning saying that the rally wasn't cleared out until just after 12:40 a.m.

Nebraska State Senator Megan Hunt was outraged by the lack of planning by the Trump campaign.

"Supporters of the President were brought in, but buses weren’t able to get back to transport people out. It’s freezing and snowy in Omaha tonight," Hunt tweeted, "What people will do for this con man, what people have sacrificed, is so sad to me. He truly does not care about you."

(10-28-2020 07:30 AM)UTSAMarineVet09 Wrote:  Gotta love hearsay...


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(10-28-2020 08:29 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Finally, an I-witness account!

Make sure you stay for the end...the last line is awesome!

(10-28-2020 08:37 AM)CardinalJim Wrote:  Can I ask that those of you that want to read the nonsense from this poster stop quoting it when you reply. Those of us, and I’m sure there are many, who have this poster, and those that share his twisted views of the Nation, on ignore won’t have to read them.

(10-28-2020 09:18 AM)450bench Wrote:  Trump living rent free in the minds of liberals everywhere. It’s a beautiful thing.

(10-28-2020 07:28 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Leaves rally goers stranded in the cold for hours...sending several to the hospital. And this doesn't even factor in how many will come down with COVID in a week or so.

Quote:CNN reporter Jeff Zeleny tweeted around the same time Tuesday night saying that he heard an Omaha police officer say "we need at least 30 more buses" after supporters had already been waiting for an hour and a half.

At least seven people were taken to hospitals, according to Omaha Scanner which tracks scanner traffic. It said some police officers even started giving elderly attendees who were struggling with the cold rides to their vehicles.

Sanderford posted an update early Wednesday morning saying that the rally wasn't cleared out until just after 12:40 a.m.

Nebraska State Senator Megan Hunt was outraged by the lack of planning by the Trump campaign.

"Supporters of the President were brought in, but buses weren’t able to get back to transport people out. It’s freezing and snowy in Omaha tonight," Hunt tweeted, "What people will do for this con man, what people have sacrificed, is so sad to me. He truly does not care about you."

Trump supporters stuck in cold when buses couldn't reach Nebraska rally