VP Pence highlighted the right to “peacefully assemble” laid out in the U.S. Constitution as a reason the Trump campaign should move ahead with its controversial Tulsa rally scheduled for June 20
Vice President Pence highlighted the right to “peacefully assemble” laid out in the U.S. Constitution as a reason the Trump campaign should move ahead with its controversial Tulsa, Oklahoma, rally scheduled for June 20 but suggested the event could be moved to an outdoor venue, as concerns persist that the gathering could lead to an outbreak in cases. ... [+]
Responding to worries about virus spread, the vice president suggested that the rally could be moved outside, and reiterated that there will be temperature screenings, hand sanitizer, and masks provided for attendees.
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