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Tea Parties The Day After

Yesterdays Tea Parties showed me that the country is very divided. Most of the major media, the Washington Post, NY Times, CNN etc. gave anywhere from little attention to the nationwide event, derisive reporting or no attention at all. Let half a dozed PETA protesters show up with spray paint and every major media outlet in the country is in on the story. Let thousands of protesters from every state of the Union show up to protest our fascist socialist government and we either get ignored or derisive reporting.

I view the Tea Parties as a success nonetheless. Yesterday Americans that are fed up with a spend and tax government got the chance to vent and we had our faces rubbed in the fact that the political and media elite, with the exception of Fox News, could care less about how we feel. The line in the sand has been drawn. We know who is with us and against us.

I would imagine that we are going to see a return to the 60's, but instead of hippies protesting, you will have middle and upper middle class citizens protesting. The "elite" of this country may think that they can completely turn us into a fascist socialist country, but we will not give up with out a fight.

On April 15, 2009 the country had a Tea Party, let it be said that this was just the beginning!

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