[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.

[leadpenny]

I hear ya. Hope you can help make the next one a Big One.

The lead-in to the C-SPAN tape is on now. I watched it earlier. Thought it worthwhile.

[kristinn]

It becomes a massive event when folks like you drop what you're doing and come to D.C. We had the venue, we put up most of the money, we got the speakers, we publicized it, we did everything we could except drive up to your house and pick you up.

BTW, as was mentioned, thousands of people in other parts of the country participated in rallies this weekend. None that I'm aware of were within a few hours drive from D.C., so we weren't duplicating other's efforts.

When those who stayed home yesterday decide our troops deserve a personal sacrifice to take a day to make a public show of support for them, then the rallies will be massive.

[sauropod]

Why weren't you there then?

[Jerez2]

Just think, Mr. Stein, if you had put your law books down and come to the Rally -- it WOULD have been bigger.

Or, you could have done as High Road to China, and FLOWN a few thousand miles to get to a bigger one. I hear Houston hit 10,000.

OR, since you are in college, you could have joined up with the College Republicans in your area and made sure THEY knew about the rally and were coming.

But it IS so much easier and satisfying to just complain about how badly other people do a job and how much better YOU could do if you tried....

:-(

[Doctor Raoul]

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.

Jim any chance the screen name "Me Too" could be made available for Mr. Stein?