Is anyone thinking of not going to D.C. for the inauguration because of Warren?

[BluegrassDem]

Cause if not, I sure would love to have your tickets. Let me know!!!! :patriot:

[democrattotheend]

1. I live in DC, and I still plan to go

I wish I had tickets! I'll take anyone's tickets who doesn't want to go!

[tekisui]

2. I was trying to figure out a way to go. I just said screw it.

I sent that message to change.gov as well.

[ecstatic]

3. lol nt

[Lyric]

4. Nice to know how supportive you are.

:eyes:

[Lex]

6. A little slap in the face by fellow DUers

is always so nice.

[polichick]

5. If I get tickets I may still go, but it definitely makes the event less appealing.

[liberal N proud]

7. Why would that stop anyone

You can't agree with everything and you can't let a creep like that stop you from witnessing one of the most historic moments in the US History.

[southernyankeebelle]

8. No way going

If I had tickets I would give them to you. My family live close to DC. I wouldn't go anywhere near there. The traffic is bad enough already. I just can't image what it is going to be like that day. I will sit at home here in TN and watch it proudly. Maybe some of my family members will go but I will wait to see.

[qwlauren35]

9. Me too, same reasons.

I know of LOTS of people who are going. To me, it's like football. All of a sudden, watching on TV has more benefits. You see more, you hear more. You get replays. You get several angles. You get scans of the crowds... without having to be there.

People who like crowds, or even those who can tolerate them, will probably squeeze themselves onto the mall. I hate crowds. I'll be happily watching it on TV.