Posted on 01/17/2010 12:53:58 PM PST by FARS
Phone call from the Scott Brown rally, outside Mechanics Hall:
Up to 5,000 supporters of Scott Brown have gathered vociferously outside the hall, loud enough at times to drown out the phone conversation. Shouting slogans, they have blocked all four street lanes for about half a block around the rally point.
Only a few at a time were allowed into the hall for about 15 minutes and they have just announced that the hall is filled to capacity as are two overflow areas, one of which is Lexington Hall in the Crown Plaza hotel.
At least 2,000 people are still in the street outside the hall with no room for them to go. They are now marching toward another with a least 1,000 in front of Race Bannon who was one of the first to turn toward the new location and has that many behind him.
Whether sound and video will be piped to the oveflow areas was still unclear, though simulcast has been started at the Lexingtron Hall, whose 400 or so capacity has wall to wall, flesh to flesh packed attendance of at least 1,000 very enthusiastic supporters.
The rally includes visitors from New Jersey and parts of Illinois among other places.
(Excerpt) Read more at antimullah.com ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Za9PdNyVOnc
great video of Brown’s private speech to us at the Lexington Hall Crown Plaza right after Mechanics Hall!
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More than 2,000 supporters filled Mechanics Hall in Worcester, waiting for a chance to see the man that could bring back the “People Seat” in Massachusetts. This video is truly a historic moment in history.
http://ameriborn.com/?p=402
Yep..got that one in the email. Already up on UCV and Tweeted to the Hammer.
and this one too.
A bump for Brown!
Easy big guy,
Dump this Coakley and smile like ya should.
Snort Coakley??
Hey, that's very cool!
Race. Thanks for your great report from Woosta. The shine is off the Obama shinola.
Thanks for the report.
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