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In 2008, Obama easily filled an 84.000 stadium in Denver to give his acceptance speech. Today, it sounds like they are hard pressed to fill a smaller one and are having to bus people in from throughout North and South Carolina. Quite telling.
Dems bring in crowds by the busload to fill stadium for Obama speech | Fox News
They could use those same buses to shuttle people to the nearest DMV to get a valid ID. They claim some people just can't get one, so they must know where they are and have talked to them, right? So, help them out.
I wonder what other amenities the people will receive for taking time from their busy schedules to hop on the bus. Perhaps a little bonus in their next welfare checks or a free meal and cigarettes.
Seems everything is always orchestrated with Obama. People will be required to show ID to get in any Dem function and they'll be screened to ensure only ass-kissers are among the crowd. He doesn't do press conferences where reporters are allowed to ask whatever they want. It's all scripted these days. What is he so afraid of?
I read that he mentioned he wouldn't participate in any presidential debates. I hope this isn't true, though I don't think teleprompters should be allowed if he shows up.
I wonder if there are any leaving from Chicago? I would love to go. But it's a very long ride. Lot of lucky people going to see the best president we've had in a long time. Glad he's finally standing up to Republicans. He just couldn't believe how willing they are to damage the country. Guess he finally gets it.
Good to know that college students are for Obama. Chapel Hill supported Obama in 2008 by a huge margin.
Meanwhile old and white still vote GOP.
I wonder if there are any leaving from Chicago? I would love to go. But it's a very long ride. Lot of lucky people going to see the best president we've had in a long time. Glad he's finally standing up to Republicans. He just couldn't believe how willing they are to damage the country. Guess he finally gets it.
I wonder if there are any leaving from Chicago? I would love to go. But it's a very long ride. Lot of lucky people going to see the best president we've had in a long time. Glad he's finally standing up to Republicans. He just couldn't believe how willing they are to damage the country. Guess he finally gets it.
Did you kiss your picture of him today?
I'd love to go see the President speak at the Convention...by plane, train or automobile.
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The crowd will turn out in the rain with umbrellas and raincoats.According to what I heard on the news tonight, his big speech may very well get rained out. I think that would be so damned funny... They have predicted thunderstorms for Thursday. I think that would be a hoot. Spend all that money to bus in paid supporters and then have the whole deal rained out. Sweet.
Sounds like they're considering moving the venue from Bank of America stadium, which holds 74,000 people to Time Warner Arena, which holds just a little over 21,000. That's quite a downgrade.
Democrats set to move Obama's big speech from 74,000-seater outdoor stadium to 20,000-seater indoor arena | Mail Online
In 2008, Obama easily filled an 84.000 stadium in Denver to give his acceptance speech. Today, it sounds like they are hard pressed to fill a smaller one and are having to bus people in from throughout North and South Carolina. Quite telling.
Dems bring in crowds by the busload to fill stadium for Obama speech | Fox News
Thats been the theme this election from Team Obama: We want smaller crowds because security will be easier and it makes for more intimate settings.
Do these people really think we're that fucking stupid?
Sorry bout that,
1 Humm,...maybe they should have it at a McDonalds, i am fairly sure they could fill one up!
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
