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Video: Ron Paul's Speech in Manchester NH - 9/29/07
Submitted by roguegovernment on Sat, 09/29/2007 - 14:13
This link contains video of Ron Paul's speech from today's Family Walk event. The video is in 5 parts on YouTube. Enjoy! » |
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I'd say there was probably,
I'd say there was probably, I dunno, 500? 600? there. Just guessing from casual observation.
More than that..
I was there with my girlfriend and we looked over the crowd pretty good and came up with a much higher estimate.. Over 1,000 I think easy. It was a mistake to hold the rally so early on a Saturday IMO though, especially where so much of his support base is young people.
I guessed 400 to 600.. But I
I guessed 400 to 600.. But I agree with you about the timing of the event, I think that's a great point. I got there with my twin infant boys on 3 hours of sleep- I wasn't going to miss it- but an early Saturday morning is a tall order for college crowds and Friday night partygoers. Still a solid showing though by any standard, but I would love for the park to be absolutely solid packed next time he is in town..
NEC 'Town hall' meeting.
He had a town hall style meeting at the NEC in Henniker at noonish.. It seems like the times of these events should have definitely been reversed.
how many ?
i appreciate putting a camera on a tripod to keep it steady but occasionaly you should pan to the audience so people get a good idea how many people were there. anyone have a rough estimate of how many were there?
Great Speech
Thanks for posting. I'd been wondering what had been happening today.