[leadpenny]

I'm as frustrated as the next person when it comes to turn-out. IMO, this is not the place to belittle the efforts of those who put hours and hours into making the Rally a success yesterday. Me? I just showed up. You both bring up Rush. When was the last time he got out from behind his golden microphone and headlined a rally? Maybe there is a large percentage of Americans who feel it is doing enough to just talk on, and listen to conservative talk radio?

[jmstein7]

If there was a massive event, I would put my law books down, put off studying, and haul my butt down to D.C. to join with the rest of you guys.

[baseballmom]

I'm coming late to the thread today and am seeing some talk at the frustration in numbers at the rally.

I think you all did a fantastic job in putting together the rally. I came down from Philadelphia yesterday to attend. I was impressed at the professional staging of the event, and the speakers were quite moving. My favorite part was Susanne (?) singing her own composition. I didn't sign in or interact very much, but I felt compelled to be there for all the previously stated reasons.

Thanks for affording me an opportunity to do something to let our troops know we support them.

[Doctor Raoul]

I'm as frustrated as the next person when it comes to turn-out. IMO, this is not the place to belittle the efforts of those who put hours and hours into making the Rally a success yesterday. Me? I just showed up. You both bring up Rush. When was the last time he got out from behind his golden microphone and headlined a rally? Maybe there is a large percentage of Americans who feel it is doing enough to just talk on, and listen to conservative talk radio?

FIVE LITTLE WORDS, "I am going to DC" would lauch a million people towards the Lincoln Memorial, but Rush Limbaugh has to say it.