Read the passage from an account of the "Three Governors Controversy" written by Herman Talmadge.

We got to the governor's office and Governor Arnall wouldn't surrender the office. Well, there were about ten thousand people there around the capitol, about 90% of them my friends and they were absolutely furious . . . I gave orders to the National Guard to see that Governor Arnall was escorted [out and afterward] to come back to the capitol and change locks on the capitol door, the governor's office. I would be in early the next morning and take possession of the governor's office, which I did.

How does talmadge characterize the people who were present in the capitol building?
a. the overwhelming majority were his supporters.
b. about half supported him, while the other half supported arnall.
c. a large percentage believed thompson should become the governor.
d. most of the people refused to take sides in the controversy.