Posted on 01/30/2006 11:17:12 PM PST by smoothsailing
Make noise, not war.
Liberal activists -- among them graying leftovers from the Vietnam-era antiwar movement -- plan to gather near the Capitol tonight, banging pots and pans to drown out President Bush's State of the Union address.
Yesterday, opponents of the Iraq war kicked off their latest round of demonstrations with an "Impeachment Forum" held downtown in a private dining room at Busboys and Poets.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
The username tells me it has something to do with Madison, WI. Who knows? That's whacko-town. And I'm supposed to be up there at the VA Hospital on Thursday. Sheeesh!
bttt
Rush talking about this now!
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This "protest" will have it's share of morons, but the leaders and organizers are a breed all their own.
How about they put the pots on their heads and let us bang on them before and after the speech?
"Liberal activists -- among them graying leftovers from the Vietnam-era antiwar movement -- plan to gather near the Capitol tonight, banging pots and pans to drown out President Bush's State of the Union address."
I wish the military would be there waiting for them with sawed off shotguns. Hey I can dream can't I?
The people running it are the Revolutionary Communist Party. That's who registered the WCW and runs it, Clark Kissinger.
Yep.Same old crowd.And C-Span is giving them free airtime.
bttt
How about having them cook something instead with those pots and pans?
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