Anchor Rising: The Tax-Day Tea Party: More Signs of the Times!

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April 15, 2010

Seeding the Grass Roots

The Tax-Day Tea Party: More Signs of the Times!

Carroll Andrew Morse

(Pink slip...did you get it?)

(This one presents an interesting paradox. If this is a regular Tea Party goer, than Jeff Montgomery of the People for the American Way would suggest that this sign is beyond the pale. But if were to be held by a Tea Party crasher coming from a leftist perspective, this might be regarded as a great act of patriotism. How can this be?)

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It may be the age group, but a large proportion of the Tea Party people seem to be at least somewhat overweight.

Some will say I am missing the thrust of this article.

Posted by: Warrington Faust at April 15, 2010 9:26 PM

How many in the crowd today, make less than $250,000 a year as a family? I would say a huge majority. The man with the "Middle Class Tax Hike" sign is flat-out wrong.

Posted by: Keith at April 16, 2010 6:07 AM

If the tea party makes it back next year, (even if the numbers are dwindling as we all know they are) I think I might attend, if only to sell some sun tan lotion.

Posted by: Swazool at April 16, 2010 9:55 AM

"(Pink slip...did you get it?)"

lol. No, not until you said that.

Posted by: Monique at April 16, 2010 9:41 PM

That scumbag ex-president,Bill Clinton made some asinine comment about words meaning things-so how about when that sow he's married to dropped the comment about alot of things happening prior to November such as the Bobby Kennedy assassination?Gee,no potential consequences there,with the first serious Black candidate in history running against her.
The leftists here and in the media conveniently overlook that.She oughta take an observation flight over that volcano.If she somehow fell,her a** would seal the crater.

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