Bernie Sanders

LiberalElite

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11. Since it's a stadium -

Fri May 27, 2016, 06:16 PM

May 2016

wouldn't there be seats, unless that part is roped off for some reason and they want everyone on the field. In any event and I could be wrong but, I think they have to provide some sort of accommodation by law.

The last Bernie rally I attended in NYC was in a park but there was a fenced-off section with chairs for those who couldn't stand for an extended time. One of the volunteers pointed it out to me (I'm no spring chicken). Also, when I attended a deBlasio rally after he was elected Mayor (for better or worse) a couple of elderly people were ushered to the front of the line.

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Imagine that! [View all] Plucketeer May 2016 OP

Take care of yourself first... Cooley Hurd May 2016 #1

Thanks for saying that Plucketeer May 2016 #5

Then, you've done MORE than your part! Cooley Hurd May 2016 #8

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Perhaps they'd let you in ahead of time if you asked eom LiberalElite May 2016 #3

Yes I agree. However once you get in it's a wait. leftcoastmountains May 2016 #4

It's a high school sports stadium Plucketeer May 2016 #7

Since it's a stadium - LiberalElite May 2016 #11

doctor's note? floppyboo May 2016 #6

Just thinking more on this - first row reserved for medical/disabled exceptions floppyboo May 2016 #9

Y'all have got my hope up Plucketeer May 2016 #12

Usually, anyone w physical concerns or small children are brought to the front and let in first. Bernin4U May 2016 #10

call your local bernie campaign headquarters and hopemountain May 2016 #13

It was a great rally yesterday! Plucketeer May 2016 #14

Congratulations, Plucketeer Iwillnevergiveup May 2016 #15