Were Protesters At Hageman Town Hall From Wyoming?

By now most of you have seen the videos of Wyoming's representative Harriet Hageman being jeered by a large crowd in Laramie.

Don't worry about Harriet, she's as tough as they come and she can handle it.

It is estimated that about 500 people showed up to her latest town hall meeting.

That's a HUGE number for any Wyoming town hall.

So where did most of those protesters come from?

Were they all Wyomingites?

It's hard to tell.

One listener to Wyoming's morning radio talk show, Wake Up Wyoming with Glenn Woods, said that she was at the meeting and did see some Democrat friends who she knew.

But there were many others she had never seen before.

Across America, progressive groups MoveOn and Indivisible advertised a "volunteer-organized event," titled, "Musk or Us: Demand Mike Flood Fight Back!"

Scroll to 7:30 in this video to hear Democrat Minority Leader Chuck Schumer talk about mobilizing for town halls.

Flood Or Fight Back has a link to Mobilize.us which advertises for activists.

House Speaker Mike Johnson claimed that town hall attendees were all “paid protesters” during a CNN interview.

Watch the entire town hall from Laramie, below.

Republican Rep. Mark Alford labeled hecklers at one of his events as “outside agitators.”

GOP Representatives across the nation have suddenly seen a large influx of protesters at their town halls with many of those in attendance not being from their district, or even their state.

A recent rally in Colorado held by Senator Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez drew an audience of 34 thousand people. MAYBE!

GPS data analysis reveals the real number was closer to 20,000—still big, however.

Today we can check cell phone data to see who was in the area, no matter if they were using their phones or not.

A whopping 84% of those devices had shown up at nine or more other protests, including Antifa/BLM events, pro-Hamas and pro-Palestinian demonstrations, and Kamala Harris campaign stops.

So while Wyoming Democrats were at the event, for sure, the question must be raised: how many were Wyomingites, and how many were from out-of-state or even paid to show up as they are paid to show up at events across the nation.