


The event kicked off with the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem, a mark of a classy and orderly protest. I saw no bad behavior or over-the-top signs. I guess ACORN failed to plant those counter-protesters after all.
The only counter-"protesters" I saw were a small group on a street corner. They may have been waiting for a bus.
Here are a few of the signs I snapped:



And last, but not least, my Mom even got into the spirit for the Nashville Tea Party:



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I was down there. Pics here: http://thevirtuousrepublic.com/?p=3287
I'll link to your story.
Another great turnout. Like you said, very orderly.
Thanks.
Where is this "document" that claims Cincinnati's protests were not peaceful? Do you know anything about it??
Deadenders refers to it here:
http://deadenders.wordpress.com/2009/04/16/obamas-three-rs/
And I am just wondering if you are aware of anything??
TIA,
SYD
I'm not sure what that is. Let us know if you find out. Those on the far left sure do enjoy calling all the rest of us "extreme" don't they?
Hi There, I just wanted to make sure you knew we are giving away a Wii to the best Tea Party sign picture taken at a Tea Party Last week. Details - http://motherofallconservatives.com/2009/04/moac-giving-away-a-wii/
Blessings, Katie
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