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The Million Taxpayer March

by Michelle Malkin

Let's use liberal math to calculate attendance at this week's nationwide Tax Day Tea Party protests. When left-wing activists make crowd estimates, the algorithm is: six figures = one million. An incomplete survey of newspaper accounts and organizer estimates pegged the Tea Party protest population at a minimum of 250,000. We can now, therefore, officially call it the Million Taxpayer March.

Or the Million Right-Wing Extremists March if you work for the Department of Homeland ...

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Posted by: Paul M. Petkovsek
Comment: #1
Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:52 PM

Fiscal irresponsibility=deregulation of banks, insurance companies, utilities, etc. We have had fiscal irresponsibility for years and see where it got us. How can the GOP claim to be fiscally responsibility as long as people remember George W. Bush. They better hope for a short collective memory.

Posted by: gary
Comment: #2
Fri Apr 17, 2009 3:48 PM

Just because it started in the Bush Administration doesn't condone what is hapening now. Lets try to fix it instead of saying THEY STARTED IT.

Posted by: JaneK
Comment: #3
Sat Apr 18, 2009 4:23 PM

My favorite sign was "Nobody paid me to be here." That speaks volumes about the quality and integrity of these demonstrations! I would say that one Tea Party attendee is comparable to 3 or 4 rent-a-mob people. Wednesday was indeed a million taxpayer march. Thomas Jefferson said "If a goivernment can give you everything you want, it can take everything you have." This is a critical time in our nation's history. Those of us who attended the Taxed Enough Already events are anxiously awaiting the next one. I've heard there will be a Million Taxpayer March on Washington, July 4th. But I also heard Oct. 2nd. It's coming from We The People, so we'll just have to wait & see.

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