What he said. Keep it completely and strictly legal. Either stop at the middle of the bridges or stay on the free side of them.
And I agree w/ Skid - is there any indication of doing more than a show of force? Other than reminding people in DC that it's possible for them to be free if they exercise their other rights, what is the purpose?
Even if he gets his 10K confirmed (on facebook), no way will more than maybe a few hundred actually show up.
If I had the money to travel, or lived close enough to not worry about expense, I would be there...
on the legal side of the street/river/bridge, lawfully armed, and carrying my trauma kit.
Might even make up a 'first aid' sign to carry, or a vest with a big red cross on the front & back, to distinguish me as a noncombattant.
My understanding is that there is no "legal" side of the bridge with Arlington being off limits for carry and possession.
ETA, updated #'s
2489 going, 2225 maybes, 49198 invites. I'm sure there are many people who plan on going but are smart enough not to pre-register their intent on a public venue.
ETA2, I'm sure the bridge will be barricaded.
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