Ronald Wilson Reagan“Government is not a solution to our problem, government is the problem”
Barack Hussein OBAMA“Let RUSH HealthCare Reform but take our time helping the TROOPS when asked.”
912 March has made MAJOR impact and the Protests wont go away. Open your EYES Obama…
Obama RAN from DC to speak somewhere knowing what was taking place in DC on Sat 9-12-2009 but the world saw for themselves that people here in this country dont like what is going on or what is happening.
Obama and his Liberal agenda isnt going over well with many Americans and they showed it in STRONG numbers in DC Sat. People will deny the actual numbers that showed as they are still in denial that there are people that will fight for the constitution and all it stands for. Many will say they are just redneck republicans Blah Blah Blah and they are Racist but what does racism have to do with not wanting our childen to have to pay for proven failed policies ?? Nothing is the answer but its what will be thrown out there and we will see the LEFT playing the race card over and over again. We arent going away and we will go to whatever peaceful means possible to stop this country from going into the path of Socialism.
The claim is that the shot came from the Kennedy procession or a previous left-wing protest and that the flag at half-mast proves that it was “fake.”
Newsflash for the clueless: Flags were still at half-mast earlier today in honor of the murder victims of the 9/11 jihadi attacks.
Guess the 9/11-was-an-inside jobbers are still that much in denial.
Unbelievable.
Yes, this is real:
And these are real also…………………
This is what its all about…….
Guess these are all FAKE pictures too ???
Im sure the left will try to discard this but with so many people is cant be ignored at all…..Go ahead and try Libs cause it cant and wont work at all…Numbers talk and DC was swarmed with so many people that had to shut down Pennsylvania Av yesterday along with many other roads within the city.
Yeah, no racism at all. There were at least three African-Americans in all those photos. But it's nice that you all had your cute little teabagger party. Protest all you want; none of you voted for Obama last November anyway, so whatever the numbers were in DC yesterday, it means little.
You're pissed. Big deal. We had to put up with being pissed for eight years; it's your turn now.
Some of those there were pissed off Democrats. Democrats even spoke from the podium if you had even watched it. And Black people spoke also. This isnt about Black and White but it takes a racist to say there were only 3 Black people in some pictures. People like yourself are the only ones that see color rather then the words being said and by who.
Take a look at the pictures posted, and tell me I'm wrong. Sure, FreedomWorks made sure to include SOME Democrats and SOME African-Americans. They're called "tokens". The vast majority of those teabaggers were rightwingnuts who were furious that Obama got elected in November and they've been constantly furious ever since. And if you seriously believe that the President's race has nothing at all to do with it, you're delusional. (BTW, Allie Boy, I'm white myself… I'm just honest, unlike you.)
Only a RACIST themselves looks for color in anything….With that said you are a RACIST.
You didn't have to LOOK for color, moron. All you could see was old white faces. People scared of our country being taken over by n–gers and Muslims. Old white ladies holding up signs saying "The zoo's got an African Lion and the White House has a Lyin' African" Hooooo boy! Funny stuff! Racist? Who???
Thats funny cause I see Young and Old. Not just old white folks.
There's a much higher percentage of older white people. Maybe you need to get thee to an opthamologist? (That's an eye doctor, dmiwit.)
"Tea Party protesters trying to tout the size of their march on Washington last weekend have been passing around a photo of a packed National Mall. But the picture is years old.
Politifact asked Pete Piringer, public affairs officer for the D.C. Fire and Emergency Department, if the rally was big enough to fill that space. Piringer said no — and moreover, the picture can't be from 2009.
"It was an impressive crowd," he said. But after marching down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol the crowd "only filled the Capitol grounds, maybe up to Third Street," he said.
Yet the photo showed the crowd sprawling far beyond that to the Washington Monument, which is bordered by 15th and and 17th Streets.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/14/912-tea-...
"There's another big problem with the photograph: it doesn't include the National Museum of the American Indian, a building located at the corner of Fourth St. and Independence Ave. that opened on Sept. 14, 2004. (Looking at the photograph, the building should be in the upper right hand corner of the National Mall, next to the Air and Space Museum.) That means the picture was taken before the museum opened exactly five years ago. So clearly the photo doesn't show the "tea party" crowd from the Sept. 12 protest.
"I've seen bigger crowds at Montreal Expos games, but I still wouldn't fake a photo just to justify your predictions of millions descending on Washington," said one gleeful Democratic media strategist. "This is grade-A stupid and just plays into the argument that these were astroturf protests to begin with. They've always brought the noise, but the question that was supposed to be answered this weekend was, could they bring the numbers? In that respect this was an unmitigated disaster."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/14/912-tea-...
"The photo had been circulated on blogs and Twitter. A number of conservative blogs have since taken the photo down. Some have corrected their posts. Others say the circulation of the picture was a left-wing conspiracy to discredit the event. However, many of them are still claiming that at least a million people attended the march. Nate Silver estimates about 70,000 protesters showed up.
It isn't the first failed attempt by the protesters to inflate the size of the event. On Saturday, organizer Matt Kibbe announced on stage that ABC News had estimated a crowd of 1 to 1.5 million. ABC News had reported no such thing."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/14/912-tea-...
Just to clear the air here. That photo has never been posted on this site so why not post that BS on a site that did post that image you speak of.
The photo wasn't posted, but the overestimation of the attendance at your Teabagger Balls certainly has!