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TEA PARTY ANTI-BIG GOVERNMENT PROTESTS ACROSS AMERICA
-ABOUT 1 MILLION GATHERED IN ALL 50 STATES-
...AND NOW ON 15 APRIL 'TAX DAY'...ATTACKING THE WHITE HOUSE
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…Look what's headed for Obama's residence. America's tea-party movement is set to explode in less than one week with taxpayer rallies in an estimated 800 U.S. cities and a massive march on the White House. The movement is now putting President Obama himself on notice with a Tax Day tea party.
Let's wish them success….in making their points/'S'
America's tea-party movement is set to explode in less than one week with taxpayer rallies in an estimated 800 U.S. cities and a massive march on the White House.
The movement is now putting President Obama himself on notice with a Tax Day tea party at the White House Ellipse on April 15, 2010, from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Freedom Works is partnering with the American Liberty Alliance and several other groups to launch the Washington event.
'This April 15 will be the largest network of events across the country that I believe we've seen in a long time'. Freedom Works President Matt Kibbe said in a conference call. 'As far as we can tell, we count somewhere between 800 and 900 tea parties across the country. We expect millions of people to show up across the country protesting a government that is out of control, a government that does not listen to the American people. We want to take our country back'.
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AND here's the 'Good One', OBAMA said he never knew the 'Tea Party' protests were 'going on'. That's NOT just a 'Cop Out' it's a LIE, & typical of a Pathological Narcissist…who can never admit/entertain/or recognize anything other them himself. Wise up folks.
…Well, 'we are MAD AS HELL. This spending by
government/stimulus package? Yep…it started all the 'Tea Parties'. Check out the VIDEO right here in this 'Note' …and get the idea. Time for 'Tea Parties' in Europe now, against big government.
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True…it's coming/'S'
…Then folks, please CLICK below on the 'My Webpage' Link for our Forum big Anti-NWO/Obama 'Tea Party' topic with videos included.
…thanks/'S'
Tea Party in 2009? Yes! Because not everyone deserves what you've worked so hard for.
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If you are sick of everyone being a big spender with your money you needed to be
at a Tea Party. These Tea Parties are a way for all of us 'Common Folk' to give
Big Brother a black eye and are a big middle finger salute from an overtaxed
populace to the crooks in charge.
This is not about…Democrats or Republicans. This is about reducing the size
and scope of government.
Obama's spending too much money; Bush did too. People from
across the country are saying enough is enough and I'm proud to be a part of
it.
We're saying no to more taxes and demanding real economic reform," said
Bruce. "We categorically reject sending our children and grandchildren into
indentured servitude to a government that has grown drunk on taxing and
spending.
'The Tea Parties were…and continue to be… a national protest where Americans declare we're fed up and not going to take it anymore'.
"Why participate in Tea Parties? Government schools teach that
slavery ended with the 14th Amendment. What would you call enslaving our
children and their children to a debt that can never be repaid in 2009? King
George III has got nothing on this government.
Fox broadcast celebrities Greta Van Susteran, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck and Neil Cavuto all had broadcast from events across the nation.
A REVOLUTIONARY IDEA
The Coast-to-coast tea parties have put lawmakers on notice…as Taxpayers descended upon politicians in numbers far beyond expectations.
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SACRAMENTO – Americans took to the streets to protest wasteful government
spending today – with estimated crowd sizes of 5,000 to 10,000 in Atlanta,
Oklahoma City, Olympia, Wash., Lansing, Mich., and Sacramento.
At the California Capitol, a sea of red, white and blue U.S. Flags waved
above a large crowd that surrounded the building and spilled into city
streets. Visitors arrived in yellow school buses from surrounding cities.
Sacramento tea party organizer Mark Meckler scanned the scene from behind a
platform before the event.
"It's unreal. It's beyond my imagination," Meckler told WND with a dazed
look. "I can't imagine anything better than this."
Some protesters shouted at the Capitol building with megaphones: "Hey, tell
Gov. Schwarzenegger to come out here!"
"We are leading a revolution, and this is the first day of that revolution,"
Meckler said. "Politicians will no longer be able to divide our nation. They
are taking our money, and we aren't going to stand here and take it anymore.
With booming enthusiasm, the crowd recited the Pledge of Allegiance and
began wildly chanting, "USA, USA, USA!"
Their voices could be heard from blocks away as the California legislature
remained in session and lawmakers dared not venture outside.
Local businessmen, families with small children, military veterans and
elderly men and women carried handmade signs with a variety of creative
messages.
After speaking with WND, Meckler climbed the stage and asked the crowd, "How
many of you have never been to a protest before?"
The crowd erupted in cheers as thousands of tea partiers raised their hands.
"Our politicians think that you don't pay enough taxes," Meckler said. "As
we stand outside, the California legislature is in session."
The crowd let out a thunderous "boo."
"We've had it!" Meckler shouted. "We're tired of being punished by
politicians!"
They cheered wildly and drowned out Meckler's voice, chanting, "Vote them
out!"
Guests included Michael Reagan, Rep. Tom McClintock, singer Lloyd Marcus and
Fox News' Neil Cavuto.
"In the 27 years since I came to this building, I have never seen a protest
this large," McClintock said. "The silent majority is no longer silent."
He continued, "Some time along the way, we lost our country. Don't you think
it's time to take it back?"
The crowd applauded with excitement. Air Force reservist Sgt. Kevin Steele told WND he returned from his second tour in Iraq two weeks ago.
"I think this is just wonderful to see," he said. "I'm disappointed to see how much
things have deteriorated since I left."
Meanwhile, in Washington D.C., 1,000 people huddled beneath umbrellas in
Lafayette Park across from the White House. The crowd consisted of a broad
variety of protesters of different ages, nationalities and political parties
When the crowd was asked, several Democrats indicated that they were present
as part of the protest. Many parents brought their children along, who were
also carrying signs and chanting.
Speakers at the D.C. Event included talk-show host Laura Ingraham, Alan
Keyes and Grover Norquist.
The rally combined with another Washington, D.C., party after Secret Service
members revoked a permit to meet outside the U.S. Department of Treasury.
One tea partier, Rusty Carrier, allowed all employees at his Culpepper, Va.,
farm to take the day off and attend the protest. Carrier said he felt the
pains of high taxation and the government's reckless spending.
"I don't travel to D.C. very often because I can't do it," he told WND.
Unlike the government, I don't spend money I don't have.
In Tennessee, an overwhelming crowd of 10,000 people met on the Legislative
Plaza, spilling into sidewalks and up the hill toward the Capitol building,
Americans for Tax Reform reported. Cars circled the area, honking horns.
In Rochester, N.Y., 1,000 tea partiers marched on the county administration
building and city hall.
Approximately 4,000 people crowded Fountain Square in Cincinnati, while 8,000
gathered in Madison, Wis., 5,000 surrounded the Oklahoma Capitol and 4,000
attended the Chicago party. Even Rhode Island, the smallest U.S. state,
brought 1,000 protesters to its Capitol.
Washington state police estimated crowds of 5,000 in Olympia while 2,500
marched the streets of Boise, Idaho and 1,500 rallied in Austin, Texas. In
Lansing, Mich., throngs were measured at 7,000, while 3,000 gathered in
Hartford, Conn., and 2,000 Floridians in Jacksonville poured wagons of tea
into the St. Johns River.
An additional 1,000 people packed into Market Square in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
while some 3,000 gathered in Des Moines, Iowa, and 1,500 gathered in
Louisville, Ky. There are reports of 7,000 at the North Houston tea party
and 5,000 in Phoenix, Ariz., while organizers announced that 8,000 people
showed up at the tea party in St. Louis, Mo. An estimated 7,500 packed the
Central Valley tea party in California.
The Atlanta event may have been among the largest tea parties, in part
because of the presence of conservative talk show host Sean Hannity, who
broadcast live from the Georgia Capitol and estimated crowd size at 15,000.
Also, as many as 15,000 crowded around the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, as
nationally syndicated talk show host Glenn Beck aired his television show
there.
Across the nation, thousands of tea partiers sang the national anthem,
recited the Pledge of Allegiance and chanted while waving U.S. flags and
displaying homemade signs. Just the beginning folks.
