July 27, 2018 11:15 AM UTC

At Least 100 People to Walk on Sidewalk for Trump

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• by: Colorado Pols

SATURDAY UPDATE: Denver7 apparently covered the rally live via Facebook on Saturday. It was about as well-attended as you might have guessed.

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We’re not sure why this is news, but we got a kick out of this story from Oscar Contreras at Denver7:

A group of northern Colorado residents will take to the streets Saturday in support of President Donald Trump and “his stated goal to ‘Make America Great Again.'”

So far, 181 people have indicated they’ll be participating in the “I Stand with Trump – Make America Great Again” rally scheduled to take place on July 28 on the southeast corner of Highway 34 and Lake Loveland, across from Dwayne Webster Veterans Park.

There will be no speakers or planned agenda. Instead, the event will be utilizing the First Amendment right to demonstrate on public sidewalks, said rally organizer David Huntwork. [Pols emphasis]

We’ll be curious to see how many folks actually “take to the sidewalks” for Trump on Saturday, since the number of people who show up is never anywhere close to the number of people who sign up for something like this. Republican rallies in Colorado haven’t tended to do all that well anyway, even with the lure of free food.

Saturday’s MAGA “rally” in Loveland stands in stark contrast to events like the “Women’s March” in Denver in January 2017 (and again in 2018), which drew hundreds of thousands of people to Civic Center Park. The MAGA rally won’t even come close to the crowd of thousands that attended the “March for Our Lives” rally in March 2018, or the “RedForEd” day in April.