Trump supporters turn up in droves for rally in Valdosta GA

Supporters of President Donald Trump have turned up in the thousands to await the president's visit to Georgia.

Independent journalist  Brendan Gutenschwager, who specializes in reporting on demonstrations and rallies, has been all day on the scene of a scheduled Trump rally on Saturday.

"Supporters lining up for the health screening at the Trump rally line here in Valdosta," he wrote.

People are gathering at the rally to show their support for the current US President. Many people feel that there has been fraud in the election process and want something to be done about it.

The rally will be held at Valdosta Regional Airport, where the President will be flying in to address the crowd that is gathering throughout the course of the day.

"Coach buses are bringing in Trump supporters to the airport from nearby lots with space for cars," noted Gutenschwager.

"Trump supporters are filing into the barricades outside of Valdosta Regional Airport ahead of the President’s rally in Georgia today."

The rally isn't supposed to take place until 7pm, but people have camped out and many of them came out of their tents as early as 7am this chilly morning to show their support, get through the health screening early, and get a good spot.

"Just after 7 am at the Trump rally line, about 38 degrees here in Georgia this morning as the first in line are waking up from the overnight campout."

President Trump himself tweeted the following: "See you tonight at 7PM, Georgia!"