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1 in every 100 Americans marched against Donald Trump
A professor of political science in Connecticut has aggregated the data from public reports of crowd sizes at the women's marches across America on Saturday and reached an astonishing conclusion: More than 1 in every 100 people in the U.S. turned out to march against Donald Trump and for women's rights on the second day of his presidency.
Drawing on reports of 526 different marches in towns as disparate as Wichita Falls, Texas - reported turnout: 150 people - and Washington, D.C. - reported turnout: more than 500,000 - University of Connecticut professor Jeremy Pressman, working with international relations professor Erica Chenoweth from the University of Denver, estimated that 3,341,823 to 4,611,782 people turned out to march across the nation. The Census Bureau estimated that the U.S. population as of mid-2016 was 323,127,513. "The overall number is bigger than I expected," Pressman told Yahoo News about his findings on the protest crowds. "With a low estimate it's a little bit above 1 percent, and with a higher estimate, it's probably closer to 1 1/2 percent." The Associated Press had reported late Saturday that "more than 1 million people rallied at women's marches in the nation's capital and cities around the world." On Sunday it became clear the global number had to be higher than that, as the low-end estimates from just four major American cities pushed the total marcher count to nearly 1 million. In Washington, organizers released a crowd estimate of more than 500,000 early on Saturday morning that was confirmed by city officials on Sunday, and the local Metro authority told the New York Times Sunday that it had logged more than 1 million individual entries into the underground rail system over the course of the day - the second-highest number ever, after Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration day, which saw 1.12 million entries. Independent crowd scientists studied pictures from the scene for the Times and concluded turnout was at least 470,000 at 2 p.m. Saturday, or three times as many as had attended Trump's inauguration the day before. article... |
So 99 in 100 didn't...
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I expected the bottom to number much higher
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so 1% ?
Serious business :2 cents: |
And 80% are all talk
1% is over 3 million activists. That is a fucking army dumb shit |
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And this is the day after his inauguration the protest are only going to grow over time.
I like a lot of what Trump says on the business side, I just want to see what he actually does and what the real price for us will be. On the social side Trumps a divisive asshole causing unnecessary drama :2 cents: |
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#Hillary2020! |
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The electoral college saved us from the bottom as it was intended. |
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I stopped reading at "political science" ...
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I'm interested to see what the turnout is for 2018 and 2020. Maybe if those 3 million volunteer and network, drive people to the polls, etc, this will produce an effect. If they would go all the way to Washington DC, why would they not go to swing states and offer to drive elderly and people without vehicles to the polls?
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I find that stat very hard to believe.
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1% sounds small, until you compare it against the size of the population, and consider that the majority are probably apathetic fucks who like to have a whinge, but never go as far as protesting. So a million or two people actually doing something is pretty significant.
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It is an accomplishment that at this moment the majority of dumb Americans can name the President! In a week no one is going to be protesting except some hairy lesbos. The war was over before it began. The rich have controlled America since day 1 and nothing is changing except that they are being more open about it now. |
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he was democratically elected. Sounds like all these trump haters prefer a dictatorship instead. Hey, there's another fascist trait! Surprising.
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but in a world of 'alternate facts' .... |
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The population is 319 million 63 million voted Trump 19.7% of the population voted for Trump. Trump lost the popular vote by 3 million. |
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anyone who protests hates democracy. the end. |
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FACT: trump was democratically elected. end thread |
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Trump whined today about losing the popular vote. Without evidence, Trump tells lawmakers 3 million to 5 million illegal ballots cost him the popular vote Clearly you don't understand the impact of losing the popular vote and only 306 votes in the Electoral College anointing you the leader. There is much importance to Trump being thrashed in the popular vote that you as a foreigner still don't understand. It's called a MANDATE. No popular vote = no mandate. No mandate = weaker leader. If you really cared about American politics you'd learn the terminology before showing your ignorance. You have a king & queen. We have more complex advanced Democratic Republic politics :2 cents: |
lol they lost, trump will not MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
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congratzz on 50 grand if i miss it :) |
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Democratic win is winner by most votes. Democratic Republic is win by most electoral college votes. All USA elections are Democratic, from dog catcher to governer, most votes win. The only Democratic Republic election in USA is President/vice president. AGAIN I am teaching a foreigner, who lives in a monarchy, how American elections and Democratic Republic works! ThisNation.com--Is the United States a democracy? No |
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The United States is not a direct democracy, in the sense of a country in which laws (and other government decisions) are made predominantly by majority vote. [..] But we are a representative democracy, which is a form of democracy. Again, this foreigner is teaching someone from the US how his own country works. Trump was democratically elected. end thread |
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