Today is a great day for all of us that are sick and tired of our government thinking they control this country. Today tens of thousands are marching on Washington DC because they are tired of our out of control government.
This is not a Democrat or Republican thing, this is an American thing. It is not about Obama, it is about taking our country back from the brink of socialism and moving back towards the divine vision of our founding fathers. This country is rooted in the principles of the constitution and not on left wing agenda’s.
America is finally waking up and they are pissed off! Politicians think the people are too lazy, too dumb, or plain don’t care about what happens. Today is a huge wake up call to the crooks in DC, the American people have had enough!
I want to urge everyone who cares about the country and are worried about the direction we are moving, search for your local 9-12 group in your state and get your voice heard!. We surround them!!!
Here is my contribution to the 9-12 project, although its new I have several people that will be contributing to this site, which of course is non-profit! Arkansas 912 Project
The tens of thousands of protesters marched to the U.S. Capitol chanting various slogans and waving posters that voiced a rather broad array of grievances against big government and the leaders, particularly President Obama, who the protesters blame for its size and scope.
Some signs, reflecting the growing intensity of the health care debate, depicted President Obama with the signature mustache of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. Many made reference to Obama as a socialist or communist, and another imposed his face on that of the villainous Joker from “Batman.” Other protesters waved U.S. flags and held signs espousing fiscal conservatism, declaring “I’m Not Your ATM” and ”Go Green Recycle Congress.”
The rally, and others like it, have been billed as “tea parties,” part of a movement that takes its cue from the Boston Tea Party and other imagery from the days of the founding fathers. On Saturday, men wore colonial costumes as they listened to speakers who warned of “judgment day” — Election Day 2010.
