'Iowa Is Trump Country!': Hundreds Of Trump Supporters Gather FOUR HOURS Before Blockbuster Iowa Event

On Wednesday, leading Republican presidential candidate and 45th President Donald Trump is traveling to Iowa to visit with the thousands of supporters who are supporting his candidacy for the Republican nomination. Video seen from outside the event venues already show, four hours beforehand, that hundreds of America First patriots are lined up to await Trump's arrival.

Trump is set to speak to voters in Maquoketa and Dubuque throughout the day as he ramps up his Iowa campaign operation ahead of the January caucus that will be the first electoral test of 2024.

In Maquoketa, hundreds of supporters could be seen lining the outside of the event venue wearing Make America Great Again hats, Farmers For Trump hats, and other memorabilia.

According to CNN, Trump is set to make five different trips to the Hawkeye State in the next two months and is bringing on the RNC's Missouri state director for the 2022 midterms Alex Meyer to assist in Iowa.

Trump has done some events in the midwestern Republican bastion in the summer months including a visit to the Iowa State Fair and an appearance at the Iowa State vs. Iowa college football game.

As previously reported by the DC Enquirer, upon his arrival at the Iowa State Fair Grounds in Des Moines thousands of supporters took over the fair to welcome him to Iowa.

"I think it's great. I think it's a real honor to be here," Trump told reporters in brief remarks while at the fairgrounds. "We had a record that was set. This was the largest crowd they've ever had and I can see that because you can't get any more people here."

According to recent polling from Iowa, Trump is dominating the landscape with double-digit leads in every poll. A recent poll from Emerson College has Trump up 49 percent to Governor Ron DeSantis' (R-FL) 14 percent. Other polls show Trump up as high as 37 points above his competition showing that Iowa voters back President Trump by a mile.

With Trump's decision to do a number of events in Iowa in the coming months, the chances of another candidate like Ron DeSantis being able to secure enough support to win the state seems unlikely at best and impossible at worst. Iowa is Trump country and the turnout at these campaign events proves it.

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