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Saturday, April 18, 2009

Tea Party a Washout

I haven't taken the time yet to post anything I saw at the tea party at City Hall Park yet; heck, I haven't even looked at my photos and videos yet. The whole "protest" turned out to be so boring, uneventful, and unfocused, that I left after about half an hour. There was really nothing to see there!

Perhaps 2000 people showed up, many of whom just appeared to be curious onlookers. The loudest contingent were the "Audit the Fed" people who were handing out leaflets. I heard one talk radio host speak to the crowd in vague terms for about five minutes.

I may post a few photos later, but here's the best taste of the teabagging I've seen (h/t D-Day):

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