To: shadeaud
I probably walked right by you at one point, I was on that side when I first got there at 2:00, but then went to the other side right before Glenn started his show as the police were making everyone move off to the right away from the stage. I ended up right in front of the stage they used when the actual tea party agenda began at 6:00. Like you, I have a bad back...plus an arthritic hip...so I only stayed until 7:15, after Ted was done with his speech. Luckily there were some huge black cases that they use to transport their cables that I was able to lean on. I am a little sunburned and sore this morning. But all in all, it was a worthwhile adventure.
To: All
Watched the show last night....it was fantastic!!!!!!!
Dam* I wish we lived in Tx!!!!
60 posted on
04/16/2009 8:28:39 AM PDT by
FlashBack
('0'bama: "Katrina on a Global Level")
To: ravingnutter
I was totally involved with this rally. The first time in my life that I really gave a damn about something( meaning something I actually attended)I say this because when I came home from Nam there were so many protest movements that I just kept a low profile and use my voice to vote.
Yesterday was truly a beginning of awareness of the government. They must stop spending like an out of control child with their parents black AMEX card. July 4th is the next date.We should double our efforts. Express snooze printed there were about 6 thousand ( or something lame like that) there were over 15 thousand in reality. They are scared of this awakening and we must all keep the movement alive by peaceful means. I'll be where I must be with the American Flag respectfully around my body. God Bless you and our country
61 posted on
04/16/2009 7:48:33 PM PDT by
shadeaud
("If you can't beat them, arrange to have them beaten." -- George Carlin st)
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