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a lot of tea party supporters still have jobs and have to work on weekdays.
What a lame excuse! Every time a tea party/conservative rally flops, that is the excuse given, even in Wisconsin where some of the protests were on the weekends. Maybe, just maybe, there isn't as much support for the TP as there used to be, when they could draw out huge crowds in mid-week. Also, Donald Trump was supposed to be there, but cancelled. That could have something to do with the low turnout.
What a lame excuse! Every time a tea party/conservative rally flops, that is the excuse given, even in Wisconsin where some of the protests were on the weekends. Maybe, just maybe, there isn't as much support for the TP as there used to be, when they could draw out huge crowds in mid-week. Also, Donald Trump was supposed to be there, but cancelled. That could have something to do with the low turnout.
you seem to think the conservative movement is dead, and i happen to disagree.
i guess we will see on the next election day who was right.
Last edited by floridasandy; 05-21-2011 at 05:58 AM..
Sounds like the bloom is off the rose for this self proclaimed Tea Party governor, 30-40 people showed up for her Columbia SC rally. Pictures at the below link. It's all over the news here, even the local Fox station had it as their lead story this morning.
Tough week for Tea Party ends with fizzling rally - S.C. Politics - TheState.com (http://www.thestate.com/2011/05/20/1825938/tough-week-for-tea-party-ends.html - broken link)
You would think in blood-red SC there would be more than this for a turnout.
30-40? Looks like 2 to me.
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