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To be honest, I wouldn't have cared about how full the arena was, except for all the bragging and chest beating ahead of time. Trump bragging about how big it was going to be. Parscale trying to gull us into believing his inflated attendance projections. Endless posts about how a million people wanted to attend. All nonsense. There is no way to spin this as anything but a huge failure by a loser and his losing team.
[i]“Leftists and online trolls doing a victory lap, thinking they somehow impacted rally attendance, don’t know what they’re talking about or how our rallies work,” he said.
That's not what's happening, but I guess the poor guy has to come up with something. The left is mocking the premature bragging - the entire little-finger-to-mouth "one million RSVPs" bit. It was a worthless figure, indicative of nothing, and bringing it up only served to underline the risk of taking the victory lap before crossing the finish line.
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“What makes this lame attempt at hacking our events even more foolish is the fact that every rally is general admission – entry is on a first-come-first-served basis and prior registration is not required,” he said.
Agreed, the rally flopped entirely on its own merits. A weird point to bring up, but - poor guy, has to come up with something, etc.
I would feel bad for the poor fools who slept on the sidewalk to be sure of seats, except I simply can't.
you know an entire generation sucks when this is what gets you excited. their tech savy on tik tok. no curing cancer, no good inventions. faking an online campaign. this is where we're at as a society. makes sense overall though. the people who are excited about this are the same people who got excited because they thought obama was the first black president.
All those kids were just fooling around when they were playing with the Tulsa rally.
Parscale insisted that the campaign weeded out tens of thousands of fake registrations that were not part of their planning.
damn, parscale is doubling down. so now he's claiming that the "1million +" were legitimate requests plus there were an additional "tens of thousands" of bogus registrations and still, only 6,200 showed up.
That's not what's happening, but I guess the poor guy has to come up with something. The left is mocking the premature bragging - the entire little-finger-to-mouth "one million RSVPs" bit. It was a worthless figure, indicative of nothing, and bringing it up only served to underline the risk of taking the victory lap before crossing the finish line.
Agreed, the rally flopped entirely on its own merits. A weird point to bring up, but - poor guy, has to come up with something, etc.
I would feel bad for the poor fools who slept on the sidewalk to be sure of seats, except I simply can't.
That was truly a walk of shame. I almost felt sorry for him.
I try to feel sorry, but I'm too busy laughing.
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