The line to see Sen. Warren in Oakland CA tonight was over 1 mile long

[DesertRat]

The line to see @senwarren at Laney College in Oakland California tonight is over 1 mile long.

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[Cha]

1. Great OP, DesertRat..

Mahalo!

[DesertRat]

2. We have so many wonderful candidates generating a lot of excitement

I'm starting to feel a glimmer of hope on the horizon.

[Cha]

3. Yes.. I'm happy with

so many of them spreading the word of Democracy, Plans, Sanity, Principles!

[Hortensis]

4. Love to see the attention to this "I have a (real) plan" person.

Strong support generated for a person advocating strong actions can potentially help further empower bold thinkers holding many offices.

[blm]

6. A few journalists have begun to take notice.

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[Hortensis]

10. It's good to see her doing good. :) A bunch of candidates

are in San Francisco, and this kind of thing could turn them into Trumps jealously measuring crowd sizes and wondering how much coverage will focus on that instead of the issues they came to talk about.

[Princetonian]

5. Wow. Impressive.

I like all of our candidates. Warren would make a running mate and/or great president.

[saljr1]

7. I Love Liz. She has a plan for everyone.

Her talks are full of substance.

[Tipperary]

8. Wow. This is great!

[Vidal]

9. Maybe she can help the Democratic candidate win California

nt

[Skya Rhen]

11. Yes, it could be the deciding state - good VP choice if she is not the nominee.

[Nanjeanne]

12. Great to see!

[LibFarmer]

13. Senator Warren is terrific

and has detailed, well thought out policy proposals.

Most importantly, should she lose the nomination fight,

she will give up as soon as the math is clear
she will support the eventual nominee wholeheartedly instead of pouting
She will campaign for the eventual nominee with every ounce of energy in her - no wishy-washy stuff
She will bring along her supporters to support the eventual nominee and won't look the other way if they support third party.

I wish Senator Warren all the success.

[sheshe2]

14. Thanks for this DesertRat!

Those pictures are amazing!

[kcr]

15. I would love to see her

I'm in an area that gets little presidential electorial attention, so I never even bother looking for chances to see candidates, but if I see she's ever near me I will jump at the chance.

[customerserviceguy]

16. Those folks

look pretty bundled up for the end of May in California.

[blm]

17. Northern Cali is very cold at night to about July.

Coldest night I ever spent was during a June trip to San Francisco. You go out dressed for summer in California and it feels like you’re at Brown’s game in December.

[Blue_true]

19. It goes into August also. Late May starts it and it gets colder at night until September. nt

[Blue_true]

18. The Bay Area is strange. It get's some type of inversion starting in late May

that drops early evening and night temperatures. You have to wear a sweater or light jacket if you are going to be outside. I learned that the hard way on my first business trip there, almost froze my butt off. It was very unlike Florida in late May - early June. I later found out that July and August are even colder in the early evening and night.

[loyalsister]

20. I'm thrilled to see her getting so much attention

I never imagined it would be possible that a candidate of such substance without Elvis charisma would gain rock star status.
I credit the infusion of millennials who I am convinced are our best hope as voters and future leaders.

[tblue37]

21. Thanks for these pics! nt