Caravan drives from Seaford to Montauk to show support for President Trump
Supporters of President Donald Trump took to the roads Sunday on Long Island in a show of support for him.
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Oct 19, 2020, 3:16 PM
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9ds agoSupporters of President Donald Trump took to the roads Sunday on Long Island in a show of support for him.
The parade, dubbed "MAGA-gras," began at the Seaford Train Station. Thousands of people attended and drove all the way to the end at Montauk Point.
Many donned flags and signs in support of Trump.
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