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By: Karen, USA

Karen, USA — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 13:06:22 +0000

When Gibbs, Pelosi, et al make their stupid comments, what they are really saying is that we are nobody, nothing, a mere irritation and they don't care what we think. They are saying, "We are the power! We don't care about you, we're going to do what we want and there's nothing you can do about it."

What I say to them is, "We will not go away, we will not be stopped, we will not let up, & we will never bow to you!!!"

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By: Rick Hydrick, Penryn

Rick Hydrick, Penryn — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:14:02 +0000

I was there with my 31 year old son, two sisters (from AZ and UT), and a friend (from UT). Because I decided to go, the other four went. Having been at many large gatherings and sporting events, it was easy to determine that hundreds of thousands were in attendance. I too have never been involved in a protest march. I hope this has only just begun, because it's going to take more and larger dramatic protests to make a difference. We need this type of synergy to continue. Our country is in grave danger. We left at the very end of the day, after visiting the WWII Memorial. The acres and acres where the protest was held were spotless.

By: Bill, Pittsburgh, PA

Bill, Pittsburgh, PA — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 09:29:46 +0000

I was fortunate enough to attend the march with my father, his friend and daughter. It was indeed impressive to see folks from all over our great country united in an effort to save representative government.

I also witnessed one episode of a heckler accusing the marchers of racism in a quite aggressive manner. The marchers replied that it was not race, but the Constitution at issue. As "constitution" is a rather large word, the heckler did not seem to have a reply, and left.

In response to the complaints to the signs, I did not see a single sign advocating violence, nor was anyone burnt in effigy. The Marchers behaved as ladies and gentlemen from America. God Bless America.

By: Rochelle, Colorado

Rochelle, Colorado — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 03:46:05 +0000

Kudo's for those who arrived in Washington DC. Bravo!, Cheers!

By: Judy Marx, Virginia

Judy Marx, Virginia — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:30:10 +0000

My husband and I also attended the March on DC and we were overwhelmed by the numbers of people. It was great to see so many willing to fight for our liberties. The signs were pretty much all homemade and some very humorous. There can't be a picture from the air of the event because planes are not allowed to fly over the capital. I also have made up my own pc's with pictures of the event which I am sending to members of Congress etc. Police also told us that they had never seen so many people at an event and no trash.

By: Jerry from Chicago

Jerry from Chicago — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 12:18:12 +0000

To Jim Green in NM — I couldn't agree with you more, brother. I am more than fed up with the arrogant Senators and Congressmen that feel that they do not have to answer to the people who elected them and who belittle those of us who disagree with them. I'm fed up with those who vote on bills they haven't bothered to read and with a President who signs such bills into law without having read them. The bills these arrogant S.O.B.s have voted on and signed into law are costing the American taxpayers hundreds of billions, even trillions, of dollars.

They have tried, and are still trying to ram a government run health plan down our throats that they temselves wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole. These same people are trying to scare the country with claims of global warming so they can tax the hell out of us, either through direct taxes or indrectly, by charging corporations for "carbon credits' (included under Cap & Trade legislation) that will be built into the costs of the goods and services we must purchase frm them, including heating oil, gasoline and electricity.

I agree with you that violence is not the answer, but if you are looking for someplace to storm, I say we all storm the polling places the very next time we have a chance to vote these S.O.B.s out of office.

By: Jeanie- Lawrenceburg

Jeanie- Lawrenceburg — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 09:42:47 +0000

My husband and I marched on 9-12 in DC and we would do it again…in a heartbeat…however…we are still holding out hope that it made a dent.

By: Joshua, MD

Joshua, MD — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 07:40:31 +0000

Analysis of the message on the 426 signs seen from the vantage point of one observer: http://outsidethecapitalbeltway.blogspot.com/2009... Hope and (real) Change, Less Spending, Less Tax, Honesty, No Government in Health Care, Smaller Government.