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TAMPA, Fla. — Republican National Convention protesters sobbed in each other’s arms as their weeklong series of protests came to an abrupt and unremarkable end.
As Mitt Romney delivered his remarks at the RNC on Thursday night, marking the end of planned events, demonstrators living in the “Romneyville” protest camp led a final march through the streets of Tampa.
I hold to strong conservative values, particularly when it comes to economics, but with the exception of that strange band between the extreme left and extreme right (where anarchy, rational or irrational rubs shoulders with totalitarianism) I don't know too many people who are interested in destroying "the system" -- only reforming it.
But if the scenes from the attached link are any indication:
The overgrown children who vilify mainstream conservatism have about as much understanding of how things actually work as does a wild boar in full rut.
I didn't but then I stay with Fox News and they try to stay away from Obama oriented people. I do remember that they were going to demonstrate and then heard nothing from them. I guess MSNBC thought they had to keep up with speeches at the RNC and twist and turn what was said.
The whole thing seems cheesy to me. Why can't a political party have a convention? Trying to screw it up is kind of against what this country stands for, IMO.
From the looks of that bunch, I suspect half of them won't vote anyway.
Since Bain Capital owns Clear Channel Communications, which has 866 radio stations and brings us such programming as Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Fox News Radio, it's hardly surprising that OWS didn't get any coverage....is it?
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