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I remember the first big tea party rally that was held in D.C., there was a website that showed you how to figure the amount of people on the mall. I can't remember the link off hand. Maybe someone else knows how to find it. They distorted the figures for a lower showing at that rally as well.
If you fill in both sides of the reflection pond, its supposedly 200,000.
If the open area on the left is filled it brings it up to 350,000.
If you fill in both sides of the reflection pond, its supposedly 200,000.
If the open area on the left is filled it brings it up to 350,000.
That's what I seem to recall.
Remember after the Presidential inauguration?
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The National Park Service with the cooperation of the Presidential Inaugural Committee and volunteers cleared the National Mall of 95 to 100 tons of debris starting at 8 p.m. the night of the 20th, leaving the Mall clean by morning. Blankets, sleeping bags, folding lawn chairs and coolers had been left on the National Mall.
What is? I still don't know (or care) how many people were there. A LOT. That's enough. Yet we get page after page after page as if it makes a difference. I guess everyone is bored tonight. I know I am
It was a Revival, absent the large tent, along with a smattering of disingenuous respect for MLK. It will provide a lot of rhetoric for his media circus and hence, the real objective, a lot of orders for his books and sponsored products
she will regret going to this event once it is over.
Maybe she should have went to Sharptons hate rally!
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