Conservatively, there was at least 1.5 million people

[DaveinJapan]

Seriously...that's what my old wingnut college buddy wrote on Facebook (he was there, naturally...even though he's struggling financially and can't afford the trip lol).

I just love the "conservatively" part. Yup, conservatively speaking, there were millions!

lmao.

[corpseratemedia]

1. maybe there was a billionety!!

:bounce:

[Massacure]

2. If you are referring to the Glen Beck rally, NBC put the number at 85,000

That is not even a third of the 300,000 Beck was expecting. :evilgrin:

[TBF]

3. It's not like they're good with math -

look at the hole Bush dug us into when Clinton left the office with a surplus.

[BeFree]

4. True

They can't even figure out that equation. Maybe they have some mutant genes, or they actually are reptilian minded.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

5. I heard there were three Brazilians in the crowd

But one wonders, how many is a ...

:hi:

[corpseratemedia]

11. .

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[DaveinJapan]

6. When I wrote back incredulously, my old buddy retorted...

"CBS News is blind (by choice) and Im not sure when or how Fox did their count, but they're way off as well"

He also wrote in a different post...

"Restoring Honor with Glenn Beck in DC was amazing!! I couldn't update because about 1.5 million people were all using the same cell tower at once and nobody had Internet!"



So it seems like it's 1.5 million people, and he's sticking to it, damn it!

rotflmao

[mnhtnbb]

8. Predictably, don't confuse him with the facts.

[activa8tr]

9. In that case the cell tower could provide an accurate number of

attempts to access it. Why don't they ask the cell tower folks?

I know, I know.... that would be "scientific".

[BootinUp]

7. LOL, he's a real wordsmith. Double plus good!

[Bitwit1234]

10. SO who do you believe a tea bag OR

the Park Police who have been handling crowds for 30 to 40 years. No contest.