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Villagers offered free bus transportation to see Donald Trump Jr. in Orlando

By Staff Report
Congressman Ron DeSantis

Villagers are being offered free bus transportation to see Donald Trump Jr. on Wednesday in Orlando.

The son of President Donald Trump will be appearing at a rally with Congressman Ron DeSantis, a GOP candidate for governor. He faces Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam who will be appearing at a GOP event that same day in The Villages.

The DeSantis campaign is offering Villagers for Trump free transportation and tickets for the Orlando event. You do not need to be a member of Villagers for Trump to attend the event or ride the bus.

The tentative plan is to leave at 11:30 a.m. from Winn-Dixie at Lake Sumter Landing. Those traveling will begin boarding buses at 11 a.m. It is expected the bus will return by 5 p.m. to The Villages.

Donald Trump Jr.

You can confirm and order your tickets (no more than four per request) by going to info@villagersfortrump.org and put in the subject Tickets, your name and number you want. 

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