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Obama rallies were always in big, liberal cities, filled with unoin members, homeless, blacks, and bums.
Hmmm, so the big, conservative cities filled with non-union, living in homes, white, working folk don't give a rat's azz about the tea bagging parties. If so, according to your rhetoric, there should have been hundreds of thousands of tea baggers out protesting in those areas of the country.
Turnout tepid in U.S. for modern-era 'tea parties' (http://www.vancouversun.com/News/Turnout+tepid+modern+parties/1500117/story.html - broken link)
"A 68-year-old woman at the Sunbury, Penn., protest had to be rescued by police from the Susquehanna River when she fell in while trying to dump tea bags in it."
Ha! Obama got more than your imaginary number at his inauguration.
Many more were there in spirit -- they were too busy working to pay for all YOUR entitlement programs. Don't forget, 50 percent of Americans pay NO taxes -- they get welfare instead -- why should they care if taxes go up -- duh!
Many more were there in spirit -- they were too busy working to pay for all YOUR entitlement programs. Don't forget, 50 percent of Americans pay NO taxes -- they get welfare instead -- why should they care if taxes go up -- duh!
That 50% consists of republicans, democrats and everybody else.
The estimate in Denver was a thousand, this on a bright, sunshiny 70 degree day. The Broncos can get 76,000 to pay on a cold and snowy night (been there, done that)!
There were already a 1,000 people at the one in Atlanta two hours before it began. Sorry, but there were huge turnouts nationwide.
I think CNN got there message across stating that the Tea Parties were organized by Right Wing Media... What's your argument?
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