FC Dallas Fans Send Lists Of Excuses For President Trump To Use Regarding Low Rally Attendance

Dallas, TX - FC Dallas fans used to seeing overstated attendance targets and half empty venues reportedly sent a list of excuses for President Trump to use regarding the low rally attendance in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

President Donald Trump on stage at a campaign rally at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday. Associated Press

President Donald Trump on stage at a campaign rally at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday.

Associated Press

“Our average attendance was 14,842, last year, but that really only reflects the tickets sold,” stated FC Dallas fan Chase Williams. “Admittedly, we haven’t really had many games recently where we ONLY get 6,200 people, but we have a laundry list of pre-built excuses in place that the President can use if he is so inclined.”

According to the list sent to the Whitehouse, some of the more common excuses that could be used for the low rally attendance were as follows:

  • The BOK Center needed to be closer to the actual city center

  • They didn’t advertise to the local community

  • FOX doesn’t have good viewing angles and the mics are not near the passionate supporters.

  • That picture showed the empty side because everyone moved over to the side of the arena that was in the shade

  • It was 300 degrees Kelvin and there were 4 clouds so people decided to stay inside with their air conditioners

  • The GOP didn’t get the local Hispanic community involved

  • House Hunters International was having a marathon at the same time as the game/rally

  • It was a waning crescent moon and that really affects attendance

  • Dan Hunt was probably involved

  • Ardent fans of populist demagogues stayed at home to watch a Bolsonaro match in the Brazilian leagues

Our reporters reached out to the Whitehouse but they stated, “no comment.”

The Nutmeg News will have more on this as fans of the GOP state that the ratings were low because too many Trump supporters were having watch parties in bars.