On Sunday, Sept. 20 upwards of 150 vehicles draped in flags supporting President Donald Trump made their way through town. They gathered on the southern end of College Station and paraded past campus for around one hour beginning around 2:30 p.m.
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An estimated 150 to 200 people participated in the Trump parade held on Sept. 20.
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Supporters brought along their flags and their pets.
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A group of motorcyclists lead the parade.
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Cars of all types attended the parade.
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One supporter wore a cutout of President Trump as a mask.
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Cars were adorned with multiple American flags as well as Trump and Pence posters.
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The Trump parade lasted for around an hour with cars honking in approval of the President throughout.
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Supporters waved Blue Lives Matter and American flags out of their sunroofs.
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Texas state flags and flags supporting President Donald Trump were flown from many of the vehicles.
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Throughout the parade, attendees held up four fingers and chanted “Four more years.”
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A woman wearing a homemade Trump 2020 shirt wore a mask of the Presidents face and held up four fingers as she stood through the sunroof of a car.
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A long line of cars makes its way through College Station on Texas Avenue to show support for President Donald Trump.
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People of all ages attended the Trump parade on Texas Avenue.
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Several people wearing masks and wigs dressed as President Trump rode in the parade.
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Vehicles of all types attended the parade on Sunday.
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Supporters attached signs to their cars and created their own signs.
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Supporters attached a variety of flags to their vehicles.
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Individuals driving by the Trump parade wave the flag of Mexico in protest of the event.
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