The Donald recently had a rally at a central valley manure farm.

When the Trump Campaign says, “Coachella” rally, what they really mean is Calhoun Ranch (red), a former manure farm. pic.twitter.com/OCbNARhMfI

— PINK Warrior (@AntifaWearsPink) October 13, 2024

The key takeaway is that no one could leave after the rally

Trump abandoned his supporters at Coachella. They’re standing in the dark waiting for buses that won’t come.

But instead of identifying his team’s indifference and venality, his supporters will blame it on Gavin Newsom, or Hunter Biden, or gay frogs from the deep state. https://t.co/41qRrHs300

— Veterans For Responsible Leadership (@VetsForRL) October 13, 2024

Of course the fault wasn't Trump's.

The Trump supporter deleted all his tweets about them getting stranded at the Coachella rally after the other Trump supporters attacked him for it making Trump look bad

— chris evans (@notcapnamerica) October 13, 2024

Hmmm. Why does that sound familiar?

Oh yeah. It happened in Omaha in 2020
And in Pennsylvania and Georgia too.
And then Trump fans blamed it on Democrats.

But according to organizers, there should have been more supporters at the rally. Some supporters are accusing a bus company of a "deep state" conspiracy after they failed to pick up some protesters.

The problem? Organizers simply never paid for the buses.

The Daily Beast reports that as some would-be attendees gathered at various spots throughout the East Coast waiting for buses to take them to Washington, those buses never showed up.

Several protesters at the event were quick to accuse US Coachways of a "deep state" conspiracy. Reporter Zachary Petrizzo, who was at the event, tweeted:

"A group of the demonstrators began yelling at me for not asking about their bus ordeal, (??) supposedly a bus company canceled on them last minute— so now according to demonstrators its proof the 'deep state exists.'"

But according to Joseph Heap, US Coachways’ chief marketing officer, the company wasn't paid off by the deep state. In fact, they weren't paid by anyone. Heap told The Daily Beast that the buses were cancelled due to a series of declined credit card payments.

“We want to get people down there," Heap said. "But unfortunately, payment is required"
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That didn't stop One America News personality Jack Posobiec, who spoke at the event, from blasting the company, saying:

“I hear there was a buses issue today. The company refused to work with folks.”

Posobiec went on to compare the issue to social media companies "de-platforming” conservative viewpoints.

It must be nice to always have someone to blame things on, even when the fault was your guy.