Trump plans Panhandle campaign rally Wednesday a few miles from center of HURRICANE MICHAEL DESTRUCTION.. I wonder what the Presdient will say.. President Trump has a Rally Wednesday very close to people still suffering after Hurricane Michael destroyed so much. I wonder what President Trump will say about it. It seems CONGRESS is delaying aid for these people, and I wonder how many of them will be able to got to the Rally. BY THE WAY THE WEIRD RALLY NAMES on the schedule of Rallies on https://www.donaldjtrump.com/rallies/ have been DELETED.  Isn't that STRANGE?  Does whoever put that info up to begin with, read VOAT? THOSE WEIRD RALLY NAMES AND DATES ARE GONE. "As President Trump visits the Florida Panhandle for a RALLY on Wednesday night, he'll be speaking to a crowd just about 30 miles up the coast from where DEVASTATING Hurricane Michael made landfall in October. The president's Panama City Beach event is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Aaron Bessant Park Ampitheater. It's a campaign rally for his 2020 bid for a second presidential term, according to a News Herald report. Less than a month before the 2019 hurricane season begins, the timing of the rally is stoking more anxieties in some Panhandle residents still struggling to recover from the Category 5 storm's destruction. The visit comes at a time when many living in Bay County are frustrated by the lack of federal supplemental disaster aid following the Category 5 monster storm and many projects, such as the rebuilding of Tyndall Air Force Base, an installation critical to the county’s morale and economy, are in limbo without funding," according to the News Herald report. According to the Tampa Bay Times, the delay in federal aid may be "the longest a MODERN CONGRESS has taken to deliver aid after a storm." On April 19, Gov. Ron DeSantis wrote Trump a letter asking for more federal assistance for Hurricane Michael recovery. The letter came the same day the National Hurricane Center’s post-storm analysis determined the Oct. 10 hurricane had an estimated peak intensity of 160 mph, 5 mph stronger than previously listed." https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-ne-trump-panhandle-rally-advance-20190506-story.html