Tea Party Day: what democracy looks like |
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| By: Neil Saturday September 12, 2009 3:23 pm | |
Michelle Malkin: "Police estimate 1.2 million in attendance. ABC News reporting crowd at 2 million. Teeny, tiny fringe, huh?"
David Shuster: "I’ve covered rallies at dc capitol for 20 years. When the crowd goes only as far as 3rd st, it is 50,000 or less."
Who are you going to believe? Michelle Malkin or your own lying eyes?
Let’s check The Minority Report:
You can keep an eye on these Karl Rove protégés and ratfuckers here.
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I was at the Kennedy memorial–it didn’t look like that either. People were lining the street, not in it–the procession went through it.
Tea parties would be fine if intelligent people were there. They want to take our Country back, by trying to influence the people who caused the problem, to listen to them. You can’t be taken serious when you hold up the signs seen in the croud. Socialism, Markism, Communism, they are bitching about wouldn’t let them hold up the stupid signs. They should be kissing their butts in thanks they aren’t being shot, like in other countries. You see to actually take our Country back it will take intelligent people, who know what’s wrong, and demand the change that will fix the problem. Those people won’t muster what it takes to do it. Only the loonies go to the streets shouting their stupidity.
Teabagging means never having to say you’re sorry.
The “error” illustrated.