by Seth Abramson:
New Revelations Emerge About the Members of the Loudermilk Tour and Their Connections to Leading Republican Elected Officials
https://sethabramson.substack.com/p/breaking-news-new-revelations-emerge?s=r
He talks about Danny Hamilton who runs bus tours (mainly MAGA-oriented), and also that there were SEVEN buses.
As seen in this never-before-reported-upon video of the “seven busloads” of Stop the Steal radicals Loudermilk met in Washington on Insurrection Eve—video taken as the bus caravan stopped at the Cherry Hill RV Park in Maryland for an evening barbecue—Hamilton’s expedition comprises 73 radicals spread seven buses, with 10 or 11 per bus (if that number sounds low, it’s because these were all luxury “sleeper” buses that entrants paid $475 all-in to stay on during their two-day trip to Washington and back).
The complexity of Hamilton’s operation is underscored by the fact that—contrary to claims by Rep. Loudermilk that the “seven busloads” of people coming to D.C. from Atlanta were all from his congressional district—Trump Bus Atlanta was actually a multi-state affair. In the Solomon Videos, one person claims to have come to the tour from Minnesota, while another speaks of meeting a fellow traveler from California on the bus; in the massive Facebook image-set of nearly every person on the caravan (which also could easily be used to determine the universe of persons who later ended up on the Loudermilk Tour), one man is shown in a Texas Longhorns hooded sweatshirt—which could be a coincidence or explain why Loudermilk spoke about Democrats’ contempt for Texas in his speech to the insurrectionists upon their arrival in D.C.—while in the initial Trump Bus Atlanta post on Facebook, another customer says she’ll be flying into Atlanta from the state of Washington to participate in the bus caravan, sealing its status as a nationwide rather than merely regional (Southern) operation.
Yet a by far more significant fact revealed in the documentation for the tour is that it made an official stop to pick up passengers in South Carolina (one of the other states Rep. Loudermilk chose to speak about in his insurrectionist pep talk on the morning of January 5). This means that some significant percentage of the participants in the seven-bus caravan Loudermilk boasted about to Tony Perkins on Insurrection Eve as hailing entirely from his district were not even from Georgia at all. This alone casts significant doubt on Loudermilk’s claims that he knew his tour recipients from church.
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