[KDD]

I drove by there and caught the unicyclist and the juggler.

It looked kind of like a Renaissance festival that was only attended by about 25-30 people, none of them local.

[cyncooper]

So dignified...

And one night on one of the cables the host and guest were in front of the hospice and had to YELL over the drumbeat and noise. Appalling lack of courtesy for others in the hospice.

I'm not one bit surprised that things we all witnessed with our own eyes are being denied by certain elements.

[EternalVigilance]

It looked kind of like a Renaissance festival that was only attended by about 25-30 people, none of them local.

Another lie.

The only time there were that many people there was in the wee hours of the morning...say 3 am.

Otherwise there were always at least a hundred people there. As the day wore on, it always built to at least 300 or more. I know, I counted heads myself a number of times.

Which brings up another point: If ten thousand had cared enough to come, it is my firm belief that the outcome would have been different. In the end, this was a political decision...and I believe that if enough people would have acted, Jeb Bush would have acted.