Minnesota saw 14,000 in Saint Paul.  Doing a quite reasonable and complicated mathematical calculation based on the population of state capitals in all fifty states yields.

Approximately 4,120,200 people. I won't bore you with the details.





* So skip it if you wish :

1. Base Attendance:

    St. Paul, Minnesota: 14,000 attendees (representing 4.67% of the population of 300,000).

2. Adjustment Factors:
    Commuting Distance:
        States with short commutes (less than 20 miles/day) saw an increase in attendance by 20%.
        States with average commutes (20-30 miles/day) had no adjustment.
        States with long commutes (over 30 miles/day) saw a 20% decrease in attendance.
    Demographics:
        States with younger populations saw an increase in attendance by 20%.
        States with average demographics had no adjustment.
        States with older populations saw a 10% decrease in attendance.
    Political Engagement:
        States with high political engagement (active political participation) saw an increase of 15%.
        States with average political engagement had no adjustment.
        States with low political engagement saw a 10% decrease in attendance.
3. Factors for State Capitals:
    Each state capital was analyzed based on:
        Commuting distance (e.g., urban vs. rural).
        Demographic characteristics (e.g., younger population, more urban, more liberal).
        Political engagement (e.g., history of activism, high civic participation).
4. Formula for Adjusted Attendance:
Adjusted Attendance=Base Attendance×Commute Factor×Demographic Factor×Political Factor
    This was applied for each state capital.
5. Total Calculation:
    The attendance was adjusted for each of the 50 state capitals, then summed to give the total estimate of 4,120,200 attendees.
This calculation considered commuting behavior, demographics, and political factors for each state capital to create a more nuanced estimate of protest participation across the U.S.

The model says Phoenix should have double the turnout.  Dumpster diving across a few Arizona news sources showed that appeared to be the case.


Now would be a good time for Trump and Musk to show their love for the American people.  Drop in at a local Mickey Ds or dine at a Dennys.



Order a McSnitch or have a Denny steak.  Ask the people, ' Hows things going ?