A.G. Gancarski
Hopefully GOP Presidential nominee Donald J. Trump will have his boots on in Ocala.
For there he will bring his campaign to a livestock pavilion, Wednesday at high noon.
Trump will appear at the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion, located in Ocala at 2232 NE Jacksonville Rd.
From there, Trump goes to Lakeland at 3 p.m, for a rally at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport’s Sheltair Hanger
Trump will be making his first visit to hurricane-ravaged Florida since Matthew hit the state and Trump’s sordid interview with Access Hollywood‘s Billy Bush dominated the news cycle outside of the storm zone.
Trump is heard saying “I did try and f— her. She was married,” using vulgar slang to describe the woman’s body.
Trump faces a debate Sunday evening and a procession of prominent Republicans asking him to step down from the ticket.
Meanwhile, the “no-frills” rallies to be seen on Wednesday suggest some resource issues for the Trump campaign.
Even staunch Florida supporters, such as Gov. Rick Scott, are dealing with the controversy during storm recovery pressers.
When asked about Trump’s scatological snafu, Scott said it was “wrong,” before saying that the presser was not the time for politics.
