Palin rallies tea partiers with anti-tax message

hosted ^ | Apr 14, 10:29 PM EDT | GLEN JOHNSON

[JoeProBono]

BOSTON (AP) -- Sarah Palin rallied the conservative tea party movement near the scene of its historical inspiration Wednesday, telling Washington politicians that government should be working for the people, not the other way around.

Addressing roughly 5,000 people, the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee accused President Barack Obama of overreaching with his $787 billion stimulus program. She also criticized the administration's health care, student loan and financial regulatory overhauls.

"Is this what their 'change' is all about?"

[JoeProBono]

[Freddd]

‘roughly 5000’

I read it was between 10 and 16,000...

[stefanbatory]

I’d like to see someone give a pro-tax rally and see how many people enthusiastically support it.

[New Perspective]

I was there, no less than 10,000. Media is full of crap.

[New Perspective]

I was there, no less than 10,000. Media is full of crap.

[Psalm 144]

I’d like to see someone give a pro-tax rally and see how many people enthusiastically support it.

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LOL! The numbers would vary radically depending on whether the event was held in the morning or the afternoon, and whether or not there was free beer.