The 100,000 people march in DC

[sadoldgirl]

cannot be attended by most people. I just
contacted PDA (Progressive Dems for America),
who have organized for Bernie from the beginning.

I hope that we can coordinate a similar rally in
many cities in different states, and was assured
that something like that is in the works.

It might help if all of you ask the Bernie campaign
to work on a similar project.

Just a suggestion.

[ghostsinthemachine]

1. We are planning one in SF and CA

so you know. https://www.facebook.com/events/124666724547285/129003850780239/

[sadoldgirl]

2. Great, I hope we can do one in Denver as well. n/t

[Cry]

3. I'm in!

[LiberalElite]

4. That's happened before

with other big demos. Those who can get to D.C. do and there are similar events elsewhere on the same day.
(you scared me at first - I thought why can't they attend? Then I figured it out.)

[sadoldgirl]

5. Sorry, I did not want to scare you.

I don't have the finances to go, nor can I leave my critters
for a few days, but I can and will attend a rally in Denver
for a few hours.
A lot of people cannot leave their work for this rally either.

I hope that you are right with other demos occurring at
the same date, but that needs organization and early
application to TPTB for a permit.

[LiberalElite]

6. I wasn't aware that the D.C. march is a "Go" officially eom

It's a lot easier for me to get there- I'm on East Coast and it's a same-day trip: a chartered bus takes about 5 hours. Got to get up at 4 a.m. though BUT
Been there, done that and will do it again for Bernie!

[daleanime]

8. If I can find a bus.....

I'll be there.

[leftcoastmountains]

7. Coordinating large venues for same day has got to be complicated

I know DC has to work with park service and Bernie campaign.

[libdem4life]

9. This is one of those times it sucks to be for the working/working poor. In a way,

it underscores the issues of those of us who fall into that category. Can't get afford the trip and the costs that go along with it.