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olympia wrote:Nice picture frazzled. That is an ultimate man cave.
p.s. I can't wait until the tea-party gets to washington. They'll slip into the grove without too much coaxing. Say hello to the new boss; same as the old boss.

Good chance of that. So we vote them out too. Death to the incumbents baby. Term limit via ballot box!.

Long live the continuous revolution !

Kid_Kyoto wrote:I was there, took 2 hours to get in (I live 30 minutes by train from DC) and the trains were bursting full. Metro really dropped the ball this time.

Once there it was mobbed, couldn't even get close to the jumbotrons much less the stage.

But the crowd was fun, cute signs, good time.

Good for you for going. Trying to restore some Sanity (and/or fear) to America.

They have made a variety of points about it. It was absolutely awesome. Alot of other stuff was happening in DC as well.

I've read some interesting stuff talking about the rally. Not to be unexpected, but the rally was not exactly chock-a-block with substance.

I still wish I could have gone even if the major issue at the rally was how crap the media is, and how screwed we are for watching cable TV.

It was a pretty good speech at the end, though.