I don't know how many we had at Jeff City, but it seemed like a very strong turn-out. Filled the place. People were really fired up. There was at least one news crew there.
Other than that, it was a mess. The guy who put it together obviously couldn't find enough speakers. About halfway through, they put some lady up there, because she brought a
genocide chart sign. She started out by telling us she asked her husband if it was ok to speak, because she's a "submissive wife." Then she read half the sign to us (didn't know how to pronounce "Tutsi"). Then she kept rambling on, reciting the Ten Commandments, and so on. No, I'm not joking. When it appeared no one was going to rescue her from her tailspin, my submissive wife and I decided to take a walk. When we came back about ten minutes later, some guy from Oathkeepers was talking about how DHS was planning democide, and stockpiling .40 cal hollow-points, which are against the Geneva Convention. We ditched it.
Generally, the whole thing was just too unfocused. Too much talk of non-gun issues, confiscation, and tyranny; not enough of day-to-day, down-to-earth stuff everyone can relate to. Llittle to no mention of how high-cap mags save lives, or why we need ARs as much as the police do.
Oh, and the first speaker was not bad, but she said "foo pas." Twice.
