Laura Ingraham: Trump voters didn't riot, they rallied
'The Ingraham Angle' host breaks down the 'sprint to the finish' as Election Day draws near
Laura Ingraham urged Joe Biden Sunday to call off "his rioters" on or around Election Day as businesses and retailers across the country board up storefront windows in anticipation of potential unrest.
"I call on Joe Biden to urge his supporters not to commit acts of violence and destruction on Election Night," said "The Ingraham Angle" host. "Stop the intimidation campaigns, Joe."
BUSINESSES ACROSS THE NATION BRACE FOR ELECTION DAY UNREST
Ingraham then showed several eerie images of Washington, D.C. hair salons, restaurants, clothing stores, and banks whose windows are covered in plywood as business owners prepare for a possible repeat of the violent riots and looting seen over the summer.
"It’s not boarded up because [Washington D.C.] Mayor Muriel Bowser thinks MAGA supporters will rampage if they don’t get their way," she said. "This may actually be a good sign so long as Biden calls off his rioters on November 4."
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Addressing her viewers directly, Ingraham said: "No one can stop you from casting your vote on Election Day. They wanted to demoralize you, but look at these [Trump] rallies.
"Look at them. Look at these caravans. Look at the boat parade. Trump supporters weren’t fazed at all by the left's intimidation or social media censorship. They showed up for their man in Washington."
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