Farmer in Central California Shows Support for Trump with Big Sign
- A Central Valley farmer in California creates a massive 'TRUMP' sign in a field.
- The sign is seen as a show of support for former President Trump.
- The farmer's action has garnered attention and sparked discussions.
A large "TRUMP" sign, measuring approximately a mile long and half a mile wide, has captured public interest after aerial footage went viral on social media. Located in Kings County, just south of Corcoran, the sign is the creation of Gilkey Farm Inc., owned by Ralph Gilkey and his son. The duo spent considerable time designing and outlining the letters, each nearly 900 feet wide, to express their support for former President Donald Trump, who is currently campaigning for the presidency again. As the 2024 presidential race heats up, recent polling indicates a tight contest between Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris in key swing states. An Ipsos survey reveals that both candidates are nearly tied in states such as Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Georgia, with Harris holding a slight edge at 42% compared to Trump’s 40%. The poll highlights the competitive nature of the race, with independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy garnering 5% of the vote share. In a recent interview, Trump criticized the media's portrayal of Harris, suggesting they are attempting to position her as a liberal version of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. He expressed skepticism about her debating skills, labeling her as "sort of a nasty person" but not a strong debater. Trump confirmed plans to debate Harris on September 4 in Pennsylvania, with Fox News anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum set to moderate the event.