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Here is a short video of my walk from Freedom Plaza to the Capitol.
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Here is a short video of my walk from Freedom Plaza to the Capitol.
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Why is it important to report an accurate number? Because the size represent the feelings of public as a whole. The administration handlers, who live and die by polls, need to downplay the size. Statistically the lower the number, the lower percentage of the total population that agrees with them.

So let’s get it right, or just admit that there are more who disagree with the administration policy than they wish to admit, so it is time to change their course.

They should be afraid…very afraid!

Google the photo of the DC rally superimposed over the picture of the park service official estimate of over 1.2 million. Your tally is covering just those people in the porta-potties or the paid Acorn volunteers, paid to disrupt the rally. Sorry they were outnumbered by 14-1.

dthorny on September 14, 2009 at 8:49 PM

There’s no arial photo of the 9/12 rally though…

Oh yeah, we were told the crowd was 1.5 million at 1:00 pm. And yes, they were streaming from Freedom Square to the US Capitol for well over 3 hours. We sat at the reflection pool and watched. We arrived at Freedom Square at 8:45am. At 10:00am we began walking toward the Capitol and there were thousands before us. We arrive (after a 45 min. wait for the Johns) at the Reflection Pool at about 11:30am and sat there watching the crowds continue to stream in from all directions for at least 2 hours. Many of the buses let people off near the US Capitol instead of Freedom Square because of the huge crowds.

katablog.com on September 14, 2009 at 9:05 PM

You were told wrong information. FreedomWorks even admits this:

After 3 sleepless days, a bomb threat that emptied our offices on Friday, and experiencing one of the most overwhelmingly best days for economic freedom and individual liberty I have witnessed in my life, from the stage I cited ABC news estimating the crowd at the March on Washington at 1.5 million. I also said “with all due respect to our friends in mainstream media, we need our own independent head count. Trust but verify.” With a dead IPhone, I had been shown tweets from a number of different folks behind the stage citing the ABC estimate. They didn’t say it. I regret misrepresenting the network, as their coverage that day was fair and honest.

No one can say we left trash!!! EVER!!!

libertylady on September 14, 2009 at 8:09 PM

Oh yes you did, the democrats are still in office in DC…until the 2010 elections that is.

The DC Fire Department estimated 75,000.

Decider on September 14, 2009 at 8:19 PM

Of course all unions are credible….cough ACORN, cough.

Google the photo of the DC rally superimposed over the picture of the park service official estimate of over 1.2 million. Your tally is covering just those people in the porta-potties or the paid Acorn volunteers, paid to disrupt the rally. Sorry they were outnumbered by 14-1.

Decider on September 14, 2009 at 8:19 PM

Racist.

According to USAToday’s Crowd-Size Estimator, the 9/12 Demonstration Drew Over One Million Citizens–from Ace

Haunches on September 14, 2009 at 11:28 AM

The DC Fire Department estimated 75,000.

Below is link to a good photo of the crowd to give you some idea of the numbers; even that doesn’t do justice to the number of people there, because there were more behind the camera. I believe that CNN reported a crowd of about 10,000. Is is any wonder that their viewership is the lowest of the news stations? Of course, CNN is one English language station available around the world, so their “story” is what the world knows. Luckily, the Daily Mail in England had a picture that showed the enormity of the turnout.

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=109628

I don’t think that the ground crews had to do much clean-up afterward; unlike the sea of debris left by Obama’s supporters after the Inauguration. One woman in the airport, an employee, asked if we were at the march and when we told her how clean it was left, she said that after the Inauguration even the Metro stations were filled with garbage. She said that she saw someone drop something in the station and she said, “Don’t you want to pick that up?” The answer, “No, someone will clean it up.” She said that the crews must have worked all night to do that because in the morning the station she used was cleaned. She thanked the workers for the enormous task they accomplished.

The people assembled were plenty angry at the attempt to shove Socialism down our throats at break-neck speed. However, the people were friendly, helpful, and happy to be able to stand in our capitol and sing songs of blessing on our country; to listen to speakers who are proud to be Americans. We all traveled on our own dime, made our own signs, and walked our legs off getting to and from events to the metro stations.

The people of Washington were very helpful, even the metro personnel who had to be kept very busy with all the questions of us out-of-towners.

My friend and I spent Friday afternoon visiting the new, to us, war memorials of WW II, Korea, Vietnam. These are our real patriots whose young lives were given so that we are still free to speak our minds.

God bless America!