Excellent! Conservative Activist Scott Presler Organizes Pro-Trump Trash Clean Up Day in Baltimore

by Jim Hoft July 29, 2019

On Saturday President Trump lectured career Democrat Rep. Elijah Cummings over the dreadful conditions in Baltimore.

President Trump tweeted the comments after Republican Kimberly Klacik went on FOX and Friends to talk about her video of rat-infested neighborhoods in Baltimore.

Democrats immediately denied the allegations and labeled President Trump a ‘racist’ for pointing out the obvious — that Democrat controlled Baltimore is a rat-infested dump.

While Democrats continue to spout off at President Trump — Conservative activist and Twitter personality Scott Presler has decided to take action.

Scott Presler is calling for a Trash Clean-Up Day in Baltimore!

Scott wrote The Gateway Pundit hoping we would share the news, “After the comments on Baltimore, I’ve decided to organize a trash clean up in Baltimore city next week. Instead of just tweeting, or complaining about how bad things are, we are going to take action. The tweet that I posted about going to Baltimore has gone viral and dozens of volunteers have messaged me wanting to help clean up trash. I just wanted to make you aware that this is happening.”

What an EXCELLENT IDEA!

Scott told The Gateway Pundit, “We are going to wear Trump hats, shirts, and pick up trash as a community.”

I want to confirm that, yes, I am organizing a trash clean up in Baltimore.

I've had so many volunteers reach out to me, it's been overwhelming.

Also, a very kind gentleman is willing to sponsor dumpsters for us.

This is really coming together.

— #ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) July 29, 2019

Scott is leading efforts to register new Trump voters for the 2020 election!

When I visited Brooksville, we set up a voter registration table at Christmas in July.

When I came to Northern VA, we had a voter registration table at a gun show.

I'm traveling across the country on a mission to register new Republican voters.#SundayMorning pic.twitter.com/x71lQFecGE

— #ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) July 28, 2019