By Dell Hill via Jim Hoft
I’m leaving the math to the “big guy” bloggers - the ones who can afford those fancy calculators and are really good with math. (They said there would be no math on this job!).
Earlier this week the liberal media reported that the Occupy protests cost taxpayers over $13,000,000.
But the actual cost is much higher.
Verum Serum updated the total cost estimates on Wednesday.
– Total: $18,450,999
And, here is the latest total of Occupation costs using Verum Serum’s totals plus more recent figures:
- Occupy Asheville – $170,000
- Occupy Atlanta – $652,000
- Occupy Austin – $110,000
- Occupy Boston – $575,000
- Occupy Charlotte – $105,000
- Occupy Chicago – $49,000
- Occupy Cincinnati – $128,000
- Occupy Des Moines – $7,800
- Occupy DC – $870,000
- Occupy Denver – $365,000
- Occupy Eugene – $20,000
- Occupy Fresno – $110,000
- Occupy LA – $120,000 plus estimated $400,000 to repair the lawn
- Occupy Long Beach – $40,000
- Occupy Minnesota – $400,000
- Occupy Nashville – $4,500
- Occupy New York – $7,000,000
- Occupy Oakland – $2,400,000 for police overtime alone
- Occupy Philadelphia – $500,000
- Occupy Phoenix – $200,000
- Occupy Portland – $750,000 3.5 million + $50,000 to repair damaged parks
- Occupy Providence – $9, 000
- Occupy Raleigh – $60, 000
- Occupy Sacramento – $300,000
- Occupy San Diego – $2,400,000
- Occupy San Francisco – $100,000
- Occupy St. Louis – $2,200
- Occupy Seattle – $625,999
– Total: Over $21,273,499
And that total, of course, does not include the income losses for the thousands of affected businesses in and around the “Pee-Baggers” encampments.
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