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US President Donald Trump dashed the Democratic Governor of Nevada over an indoor weekend campaign rally he held in the state. He said he preferred a 2^nd outdoor event but Steve Sisolak forced him inside even during the state government’s own coronavirus restrictions. President said, “It wasn’t our fault. We had 4 or 5 outdoor sites for the 2^nd weekend rally in Nevada. He alleged on Fox & Friends and said the administration of Sisolak refused each one and forced his re-election campaign to select a very big building to prevent COVID-19 issues. President said, “Every place we had was a big open site. I would have preferred to have been outside. This is what we’re up against. It’s a disgrace”.

President Trump alleged Sisolak and said each one was perfect during the pandemic. He claimed the officials in the administration of Sisolak followed his campaign team from possible site to possible site. Trump also said that they were dead set on rejecting each outdoor venue. Point to be noted that Trump campaign hosted supporters at rallies in the state on Saturday and Sunday nights. The former was held at a regional airport near Reno and the latter was indoors in Henderson. Television coverage and pool reporters traveling with the President confirmed that most Trump fans were not wearing masks and were not social distanced at either event. But, the Governor Sisolak called the selection of the indoor facility as Selfish and Reckless.

It is noteworthy that the Sunday event was President Trump’s 1^st indoor campaign event since June 2020. The arena in Tulsa, Oklahoma was only half-filled during Covid-19 issues. President also attended a large indoor event on Monday in the capital city of swing state Arizona, Phoenix. However, the Latinos for Trump event was not a rally, it felt and sounded like one. Most participants were small business officials and owners. It bestowed President Trump with praise and most of them told him, “I Love You”. The crowd then chanted “4 more years!” and “We Love you”! It is important that no one at the Arizona Grand Resort was socially distanced and pool reporters said few were masked.