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[alcibiades_mystery]

1. Who cares?

Wait, is this one of those Trump talking points?

[still_one]

3. Well, I did call banking today in Florida, and there was a hell of a lot of enthusiasm for Hillary

A lot of people are getting out the vote for Hillary

[LisaL]

4. Maybe Hillary voters are busy waiting in lines and early voting?

I am just saying...

[still_one]

9. That isn't too far off. I also did call banking in North Carolina today, and they were telling me

about the long lines, but they are getting out and voting for Hillary

[DesertRat]

19. +1000

[obamanut2012]

16. lulz

[Tanuki]

18. I'll wager you "saw" that bullshit on some right-wing media outlet,

because it isn't true. Please don't abuse your welcome on this site by showing up and posting this garbage.

http://us.blastingnews.com/opinion/2016/10/no-tim-kaine-did-not-hold-a-rally-with-only-30-people-001210407.html

...."Kaine, Party of 30
The meme began spreading on Twitter Monday night and Tuesday: that a daytime rally for vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine in West Palm Beach, Fla., had drawn just 30 people. The conservative blog Gateway Pundit reported this. The Drudge Report tweeted it. So did the candidate’s son, Eric Trump, his campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, and numerous other prominent conservatives.
But it’s not true

The origin of the “30 people at the Kaine rally” myth appears to be this video, from the “Trump Street Team FL.” In it, a Trump fan stands in front of the “rally,” then pointing his camera over towards the “30 people,” while pointing out how pathetic the showing is and that it means Clinton has no support in Florida. Most tweets about the rally have used a screen capture from this video:

Take a look at the “rally” in the video: There’s music playing. People are milling about. There’s no one on stage. It’s blatantly obvious that the video was filmed not during the rally but rather before it started, and certainly before Kaine arrived. If you've been to a political rally, you know that they tend to let people in hours before the actual rally starts. ......."

[Dem2]

5. Odd question this late in the campaign

As mentioned above, aren't you exploiting a Trump talking point?

[NoGoodNamesLeft]

12. He's not really well known and isn't really a crowd puller

People know his name and all, but in all honesty he's really not a dynamic type so unless other speakers are there too it's unlikely he'll draw a lot of people.

[obamanut2012]

17. i bet you are

[DesertRat]

20. Volunteering for the campaign will help your nerves

[JoePhilly]

7. Trump definitely has the largest rallies ...

... of escaped mental patients in US history.

[still_one]

8. There are plenty of racists and sexist in the country, but there are more that are NOT, and

that is why Hillary will win.

[TrekLuver]

10. Dumpy Trump rallies are like Friday night football...it's a big whoop di do in some of these rural

counties so they hitch up the wagon and come on out to see the show.

[Tarheel_Dem]

11. We learned from the primaries that "crowds" don't necessarily translate into votes. Just sayin'.

[cwydro]

13. The Trump rally in Charlotte a couple weeks ago was poorly attended.

Hillary's rally last week had a thousand or more VERY enthusiastic supporters.

[AgadorSparticus]

15. You can't compare #'s. Very different rallies w/ different objectives.

Hillary can fill up stadiums. That's not the point. So quit listening to the bullshit Trump is peddling.

[MADem]

21. Obviously..... this poster didn't last long. nt

[reACTIONary]

22. Counting deplorables? Nt