A storm, overpriced food and a sad ferris wheel: inside Trump’s dreadful state fair
Summary
President Donald Trump held a Great American State Fair on the National Mall that had low attendance and several problems. Key attractions like a ferris wheel had power issues, many states did not take part, and some performers canceled. The event faced criticism for high food prices and controversy over a Confederate flag at the fair.Key Facts
- The fair took place on the National Mall and was called the Great American State Fair.
- Few people attended the event, and the ferris wheel suffered power cuts on the first day.
- Several states and territories declined to participate, despite claims of full representation.
- Many musical acts withdrew after learning the fair had a political tone.
- President Trump held a campaign-style rally during the opening night.
- The fair closed early on the second day due to a storm and extreme heat.
- A Confederate flag was displayed and later removed, causing at least one sponsor to leave.
- Food and drinks were very expensive, with items like a pretzel costing $25 and turkey legs $23.
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