About 200 people demonstrated outside Fonner Park in Grand Island, Nebraska, on Monday, Oct. 5, ahead of President Donald Trump’s midterm rally stop in the city to campaign for US Sen. Pete Ricketts. One protester, Taniel from Grand Island, told Courier Nebraska she was “ disgusted, alarmed, and nervous” about the President’s visit. She also says Independent Dan Osborn, Ricketts’ challenger, has earned her vote this November. The rally featured remarks from Trump as well as state Republican officials, including Gov. Jim Pillen and Ricketts.
