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    Tag: TEA Party Protest Rally

    Tea, anyone?


    By Nick, Section News
    Posted on Wed Apr 15, 2009 at 02:52:12 PM EST
    Tags: TEA Party Protest Rally, Tea Party (all tags)

    Update [2009-4-15 16:41:23 by Nick]:As promised...

    Update [2009-4-15 15:42:44 by Nick]:Michigan State Police are reporting that overhead shots indicate the crowd was between four and five THOUSAND people strong.

    Just got back from Lansing's Tax Day Tea Party.  Wowzah.  What an event and what a turn out.  We'll have to wait for the official estimates but as you can see from the images below, we're talking THOUSANDS.  Plural.

    Folks showed up from across the state in droves to tell the politicians in Lansing and Washington, DC that enough is enough. Enough taxes.  Enough spending.  Enough growth to the deficit and the national debt.

    There wasn't a candidate to hock.  There wasn't one specific piece of legislation to protest.  This wasn't about unrest with the electoral process. This was an event that brought together Michiganders of every Party and political persuasion to express their frustration with the tax and spend status quo.

    Hopefully you had a chance to attend the event yourself, watch it live via UStream or attend one closer to home.  Either way, take a gander at just a few of these pictures and you'll get a sense for the feel.

    And stay tuned.  Working on getting some video cut that'll let attendees tell you in their own words why they made the trek.

    (13 comments, 299 words in story) Full Story

    Can't attend the Tea Party? WATCH IT LIVE!


    By Nick, Section News
    Posted on Wed Apr 15, 2009 at 08:01:03 AM EST
    Tags: TEA Party Protest Rally, Lansing, Joe the Plumber (all tags)

    Note: I'm running this Ustream program on faith... so fingers crossed, etc.

    Comments >>

    A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

    Top 10 Reasons to Attend the Lansing Tea Party


    By Kevin Rex Heine, Section News
    Posted on Mon Apr 13, 2009 at 09:50:42 PM EST
    Tags: TEA Party Protest Rally, Lansing, Joe the Plumber, "Perks", telephone calls, Wendy Day (all tags)

    With so many Tea Parties going on around the State, here is why you should join us in Lansing at noon on April 15th, courtesy of party organizer (and my good friend) Wendy Day . . .

    (217 words in story) Full Story

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