Roger Stone Blasted For Claiming '90s Concert Photo Was Actually Trump Rally
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The GOP operative tried to claim a photo of a Rod Stewart concert in Rio de Janeiro was taken in New Jersey this past weekend.
Republican operative Roger Stone was slammed on Sunday after he posted a picture of what he claimed was a photo of the supposedly massive crowds at former President Donald Trump’s New Jersey rally on Saturday.
A spokesperson for the city of Wildwood, New Jersey ― where the rally took place ― estimated that as many as 100,000 people showed up to the rally.
However, photos and film footage told a different story.
Although there was a crowd of people behind the former president when he spoke, the audience in front looked sparse, and got smaller toward the end of his 90-minute speech.
On Sunday, Stone posted a photo of a large crowd and claimed it was from the Trump rally:
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