Call it a tale of two rallies. During a Democratic campaign event in Anaheim, California on Saturday, Obama’s appearance attracted fewer than 1,000 people.

“About 750 people attended the event” on Saturday, according to left-leaning Think Progress. “Obama delivered a short speech centered on unity and the ‘politics of hope.’”
A crowd of 750 is simply a dismal number. The arena at the convention center has a capacity of 7,500 people, which means that 90 percent of seats sat empty as the previous president tried desperately to draw a crowd.

It was a different story at President Donald Trump’s rally on Thursday in Billings, Montana. While Obama could only muster hundreds of supporters, Trump drew thousands — 10,000 to be exact, according to several reports from The Great Falls Tribune.