President Trump’s supporters are gathering again Saturday outside the Westmoreland County Courthouse in Greensburg to protest the results of the election.
The rally, which will feature speakers, starts at 2 p.m., said co-organizer Tony Naples.
But the day will begin at the Trump House in Unity at 1 p.m. with a motorcade parade to the courthouse. Saturday’s event will be for the same purpose as a 1776 Rally For Election Integrity in Greensburg on Nov. 21, Naples said.
Former Republican congressional candidate Rick Saccone is scheduled to be one of the speakers. Naples expects about 100 cars to participate in the parade from the Trump House.
He estimated that about 200 people attended the Nov. 21 rally
Several swing states, including Pennsylvania, have certified their election results, showing that Democrat Joe Biden got more votes than Trump. Biden won Pennsylvania by about 80,000 votes.
The president and his allies claim there was election fraud. No evidence has surfaced of that claim. Many lawsuits filed by his campaign have been thrown out of courtrooms nationwide.
