Breitbart was a real downer for some reason on the rally. I suspect that the answer is very simple - the date changed only a few days before the rally. Regardless of switching to a weekend day, people still make plans and may not have been able to attend. I’m not concerned at all. The next rally will certainly be bigger.
We're still in a pandemic. Believe it or not, a lot of people take it seriously. I saw one reporter on Twitter say there weren't many kids or older people there.
It was far from packed, but from the photos I saw (from after Trump started speaking), there was at least one section of the upper level that was nearly empty, and that seemed to be getting featured prominently on fake news. I found one photo that showed about half of the arena including half of the upper level, and that part looked relatively full: https://cdn.newsy.com/images/videos/x/1592250761_rCTovg.jpg Not sure why one or more sections of the upper level were virtually empty. You would think they would have spread out the people being put in the upper level so that at least the front rows of the whole upper level were fullish. But maybe the empty area was in a location where it was hard to see Trump, so people stayed away from it.
The 'left' and Chiniese officials orchestrated a campaign to over sell the attendees. This made Trump say holy crap too many want to come (800K plus) so many locals said fuck it I'm not going it will be a zool
I saw people posting here encouraging people to sign up for tickets even if they didn't plan to attend, to try to artificially push the number up to a million. Bad idea in my opinion, but most people replying on those threads seemed to think it was just great. We can't always blame the left and the Chicoms. Need to take responsibility for our own mistakes.
They're not going to mention BLM blocking the entrances or show the outside attendance.
I saw at least one photo of the outside area, it was packed.
Yahoo is leftist propaganda. It can be ignored.
I got this same impression from Breitbart coverage of the rally tonight. I'm curious as well.
Breitbart was a real downer for some reason on the rally. I suspect that the answer is very simple - the date changed only a few days before the rally. Regardless of switching to a weekend day, people still make plans and may not have been able to attend. I’m not concerned at all. The next rally will certainly be bigger.
We're still in a pandemic. Believe it or not, a lot of people take it seriously. I saw one reporter on Twitter say there weren't many kids or older people there.
Concern trolling bye bye
Seriously can you not at least check his history because if you did you would know you are wrong.
Anyone posting shit like this is concern trolling doesnt matter what their history is
Lots of shariablue fags posing in here lately. History doesnt mean shit anyway
It was far from packed, but from the photos I saw (from after Trump started speaking), there was at least one section of the upper level that was nearly empty, and that seemed to be getting featured prominently on fake news. I found one photo that showed about half of the arena including half of the upper level, and that part looked relatively full: https://cdn.newsy.com/images/videos/x/1592250761_rCTovg.jpg Not sure why one or more sections of the upper level were virtually empty. You would think they would have spread out the people being put in the upper level so that at least the front rows of the whole upper level were fullish. But maybe the empty area was in a location where it was hard to see Trump, so people stayed away from it.
Liberals convinced KPOP trolls to mass order tickets. https://twitter.com/search?q=kpop%20trump%20rally&src=typeahead_click
Weren't they supposed to limit the number inside for the covid spacing?
The 'left' and Chiniese officials orchestrated a campaign to over sell the attendees. This made Trump say holy crap too many want to come (800K plus) so many locals said fuck it I'm not going it will be a zool
I saw people posting here encouraging people to sign up for tickets even if they didn't plan to attend, to try to artificially push the number up to a million. Bad idea in my opinion, but most people replying on those threads seemed to think it was just great. We can't always blame the left and the Chicoms. Need to take responsibility for our own mistakes.