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Rubio Campaign Press Release - When Marco Rubio Has to Start Moving Events into Parking Lots to Accommodate Crowds . . .

February 22, 2016

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February 22, 2016

Here's what the campaign had planned for Marco's first event after the South Carolina primary: a rally with 1,000 or so voters at a hotel in Franklin, TN, with a bunch of local conservatives who've backed Marco and Lee Greenwood providing some musical entertainment.

Here's what we got instead: a rally with Lee Greenwood and local conservative leaders, just . . . outside in the hotel parking lot because nearly 5,000 voters showed up.

5,000 RSVP'd to Rubio's event in Franklin, TN. Would make this Rubio's biggest crowd yet pic.twitter.com/F9u7yjhGOO

— Ines de La Cuetara (@InesdLC) February 21, 2016

Rubio rallying in Nashville this afternoon before heading to Arkansas and Nevada. pic.twitter.com/HW2AzM83mP

— Sean Sullivan (@WaPoSean) February 21, 2016

Here's the scene 15m out @ Rubio's Franklin, TN rally pic.twitter.com/tGZizTO1K7

— Alexandra Jaffe (@ajjaffe) February 21, 2016

What does the huge crowd tell you? Marco has the momentum in places like Tennessee, which votes March 1st.

I usually don't buy into crowd size as mark of momentum, but this Nashville crowd is biggest for Marco Rubio I've ever seen.

— Steve Peoples (@sppeoples) February 21, 2016

The Day after South Carolina, a Huge Marco Rubio Rally in Tennesseehttps://t.co/VNwzNR9VfG

— Alex Conant (@AlexConant) February 22, 2016

Here's Greenwood, who's endorsed Marco:

Lee Greenwood just opened @marcorubio's Tennessee rally by singing "God Bless the USA" #murica pic.twitter.com/xfuRaLZrn0

— Lauren Selsky (@LJSelsky) February 21, 2016

Remember this great video set to "God Bless the USA," from before the Iowa caucuses?

Want to see Marco yourself? Keep an eye on the 'See Marco' page to find out where he's going to be!

Marco Rubio, Rubio Campaign Press Release - When Marco Rubio Has to Start Moving Events into Parking Lots to Accommodate Crowds . . . Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/326083

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