Of course DC is expensive af, I know that personally from living there as a tour guide - on a tour guide's income, which isn't great
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Poor people in a city find ways to make it work, if they didn't then cities could not exist or function
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Ppl who think otherwise just reveal they've never been outside the expensive tourist-resort portion of big cities
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Anyway even accepting all the argument's premises, it's bunk. This seems like a smaller crowd than Glenn Beck's stupid Tea Party rally
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Because Donald Trump's brand right now is more toxic than Glenn Beck's was back then, and this is with him having won everything
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Anyway in general this argument is crap. There are big events in DC ALL THE TIME. People come to DC for all kinds of dumb shit ALL THE TIME
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You get bigger crowds than the Trump inauguration for the National Barbecue Battle, is that also the "coastal elite"
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I see tons of posts on my TL abt ppl going to the March who are tripling-up on rooms, crashing with friends, commuting in from cheap motels
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In fact if you can't imagine going someplace without shelling out for your own hotel room downtown you're pretty clearly the bubbled one
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For fuck's sake the Mall is more crowded than that on an ordinary weekday in June with all the families coming for their obligatory DC trip
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i wouldn't be surprised if the threat of his supporters worsened attendance around DC
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