Trump lied about rally crowd OC Fairground's Pacific Amphitheater

[gotsnowgotslush]

Trump lied about rally crowd OC Fairground's Pacific Amphitheater

"... the Orange County Sheriff's Department—hardly a bastion of liberalism or a friend of the media—told reporters that an estimated 3,000 people were left outside the speech, and that about 8,000 people actually went inside the Pacific Amphitheater to witness our own local Nuremberg Rally..."


The proof is in Trump's expertly cropped photo in his tweet. See that patch of grass in upper-left corner? That's where SRO people would stand back in the Amphitheater's 18K days, a swath of lawn that wraps around the seats—and it was emptier last night than Trump's rhetoric.

31,000 is what Trump tweeted, and what Trump claimed. There are only 8,200 seats.


http://www.ocweekly.com/news/trump-...000-attended-his-oc-fairgrounds-rally-7155543


"You know what presidential candidate did attract an overflow crowd of more than 18,000 people to the Pacific Amphitheater, with thousands of people waiting outside to get in? That would've been Bill Clinton in 1992."


http://articles.latimes.com/1992-10-23/news/mn-655_1_orange-county


gsgs comment-

Do not believe the hype. That is all that Trump is.

 

[sr71plt]

Perhaps we should only post statements he makes that seem to be true.

 

[Iceprincess12]

Is that a great reason not to elect a president? I don't like Trump, I don't think he has the experience to run a country, except into the ground.

If people can defend a president cheating on his wife, dripping spooge on a dress and desecrating a cigar (I didn't hear which hole it went in), then attendance at an event...meh, a little limp.

 

[domroger]

Perhaps we should only post statements he makes that seem to be true.

Can't do that we have not got enough time to winnow the few grains of truth from the chaff .

 

[phrodeau]

Is that a great reason not to elect a president? I don't like Trump, I don't think he has the experience to run a country, except into the ground.

If people can defend a president cheating on his wife, dripping spooge on a dress and desecrating a cigar (I didn't hear which hole it went in), then attendance at an event...meh, a little limp.

Gee, when you put it that way, it makes perfect sense. Donald Trump is a far better man than Dennis Hastert.

 

[sr71plt]

So, is Dennis Hastert on Trump's short list for vice president?

 

[DooleyDarter]

If he is lying all the time I am surprised democrats aren't flocking to him, they love that shit

 

[sr71plt]

If he is lying all the time I am surprised democrats aren't flocking to him, they love that shit

So, what you're telling yourself now is that your knee-jerk attitude about Democrats was wrong, right?