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We don’t need another stupid march that will be ignored and laughed at. We need conservatives and patriots to get off their fat butts and organize in their home communities.

To start, elect a constitutional sheriff in your county. With a constitutional sheriff you can:

1. Buy or borrow surplus military armaments.

2. Investigate and imprison leftists in your community.

3. Pass county ordinances to keep federal fascist pigs out of your community.

4. Muster an armed battalion-size auxiliary deputy force for “emergencies.”

I’m sorry, but the time for marches on DC is long past. Patriots and conservatives need to lay plans to protect their homes in their communities.

The criminal fascist syndicate occupying Washington obeys no laws but expect us to kowtow to their illegal dictates. Screw that.

Remind the Nazi thugs that there are lampposts from sea to shining sea in America.

Study and consider what the Libyan patriots did to their elitist dictator and his mercenary thugs.

We need both. But you offer pretty good advice for follow-up. Marching alone goes nowhere. But semi-organized dissent can be powerful. Why do you think the TeaParty is so hated? is it because it's the largest actual grass-roots movement, with the overlooked and marginalized of the mainstream, standing up and saying, "hey you [expletives deleted] we are sick of your CRAP" to the political class, and the smirking leftists/statists at the SAME TIME?

The backlash against an earlier round of Dianne Feinstein/Baba-the-dumb-Boxer like gun grabbing, cost the Dems the Senate and the House, not that long ago (under Clinton).

The TeaParty has frustrated the Dems, and the Rinos. What's not to like? geez. How about we co-opt our own political Party?

Let's DO IT AGAIN. Whatever it takes. Moms & Pops (and granny too) with pop-guns & pop-tarts. Bring megaphones. Lots of signs. Make some noise. Be heard. Then if you can get their attention, see if it can be held long enough to educate 'em, both those that really really need some basic U.S. Constitutional refresher courses, and those whom already love it -- leaving the latter sort better minded towards community involvement follow-up, to have their voices heard there, both inside and outside of the public buildings (which takes a different skill set, but still would need the heft of numbers and noise to back them up.)

Somehow...we'll need some leadership to emerge. Maybe you? All too typically, politicians need excel at holding fingers to the wind to see which way the wind blows. Make some wind, if it be only huge gaseous farts in their general direction (make the green cloud envelope the problem) then once the problem is framed well enough, sell the solution. The larger solution (such as you took stab at outlining, thanks) need not be the primary selling point.

'That's right, I'm a-saying it, and I have to, even as it makes me gag & puke...

We have to beat the community organizing, government entity infiltrating Alinskyites at their own cynical game