The Trump Women 2020 group began when Mary Susan decided that conservative women needed a platform to connect. She decided to make a Facebook group for Trump-supporting women that has since grown to 14,000 members. The group has spread to almost all 50 states and garners major support from conservative leaders and women throughout the country.
On May 14th, the group had their first large demonstration, a march titled “March with Grace” that featured hundreds of patriotic women walking a 2 mile loop throughout Minneapolis and St. Louis Park. They carried American flags, Trump 2020 flags, and signs that read “march with grace” and also chanted “U-S-A” throughout the march.
Mary Susan, the group leader, sported her infamous sparkly red Trump cape at the rally. The group is all about having “dignity and pride” and they “fully support peaceful protests and assemblies.” They call themselves the “other women” as they are not “filled with rage and hate” and represent a diverse group of women. Some are vocal, some are quiet, some are “political junkies”, some are less informed, and all are feverish supporters of our 45th President, Donald Trump.
Being apart of the Trump Women 2020 group means that “I can have a voice with other women that support our President” says march attendee, Brenda Olson of Apple Valley, adding that she “know[s] our country is headed in the right direction” and that she is “a better American because of President Donald J Trump.”
“We are here because we are celebrating what President Trump has done for the women of Minnesota” Susan said, adding that “the employment rate is at 58% for women as of last year.” Susan also said that for the FIRST time in her life, she is able to save 100% of her income with an 11.6 percent return rate on her 401K
A Facebook live video capturing the event can be viewed here.
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Megan Olson
Megan Olson is a 2020 graduate of the University of Minnesota with degrees in political science and history. She works in public affairs in addition to serving on the Legislative Advisory Council for School District 196. She is also on the school board for FIT academy, a charter school in Apple Valley.
