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‘One Nation’ versus ‘Restoring Honor’

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More Monday pics, this one an animated .gif via Verum Serum comparing the crowds at this weekend’s socialist-endorsed “One Nation Working Together” rally and the August “Restoring Honor” rally it was meant to counter:

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Daniel Foster — Daniel Foster has been news editor of National Review Online since 2009, and was a web site editor until 2012. His work has appeared in The American Spectator, The American Prospect, The New York Post, The Onion, and a number of other publications. He has been a frequent guest on television and radio and a frequent contributor to Bloggingheads.tv. In 2011, he was a media fellow at the Hoover Institution. A proud New Jerseyan, Daniel got his start as a beat reporter covering the Meadowlands region of Bergen County. He was educated mostly at George Washington University, but also New York University and Pembroke College, Oxford.

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