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Giving one for the history books, comedian Jon Stewart gave an empassioned speech at the end of the Rally for Sanity. “We live now in hard times,” Stewart said after all the jokes were delivered. […]
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wish I could have been there!! I’m sure this rally isn’t going to keep the evil(the GOP) from winning the midterm elections, but I still think it was important to have! All the people criticizing it are missing the point of it..people to the far left and far right care more about their bullshit ideals than what is really right for the American people and that is sad. The state that this country has become is pathetic :(((((
Agreed- I wish I could have been there too Chix-gal.
Current attendee estimates: CBS – 215,000 (They estimated Beck’s at 87,000) and Parks and Recreation – 250,000. Also 300,000 had ridden the subway before 3 pm, which is just more than typically ride it for an entire Saturday. AWESOME!! {My data came fro Huffpo. and TPM} So, Teabaggers can choke on their teabags.
Great event, finally someone does something against the tea party. Just recently I saw a reportage here about it. Unbelievable how uneducated and ignorant most of the tea party members are. When asked most of them had no clue about history and what socialism really means and often see the EU as something evil or a threat. In case of Germany, only because of its social market economy and because the government, companies and workers/employees worked well together during the crisis the economy could recover so fast.