What an amazing thing to see!

[drgnbkr]

Regardless of your position on the issue, it is an amazing thing to see the people of this country taking the initiative to voice their opposition to government run health care. The congressional web-site is shut down due to the volume of e-mail from our fellow citizens. Slowly but surely the message is getting to the folks who work for us, that we will not sit idly by.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20090813/D9A25N781.html

[Rockets8805]

Regardless of your position on the issue, it is an amazing thing to see the people of this country taking the initiative to voice their opposition to government run health care. The congressional web-site is shut down due to the volume of e-mail from our fellow citizens. Slowly but surely the message is getting to the folks who work for us, that we will not sit idly by.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20090813/D9A25N781.html

although im not too politically inclined, this seems like a far better course of action than randomly screaming and stomping like a 5 year old

[BDB]

it's almost as impressive then the millions of people that marched in protest of the war with iraq......almost.

[Mr. Rod]

although im not too politically inclined, this seems like a far better course of action than randomly screaming and stomping like a 5 year old

http://i309.photobucket.com/albums/kk391/patrickrodriguez86/Nowwaitaminute-1.jpg

[mad_fan]

Regardless of your position on the issue, it is an amazing thing to see the people of this country taking the initiative to voice their opposition to government run health care. The congressional web-site is shut down due to the volume of e-mail from our fellow citizens. Slowly but surely the message is getting to the folks who work for us, that we will not sit idly by.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20090813/D9A25N781.html

Why can't people just follow Congress blindly like they used to...back in 2008???

[drgnbkr]

it's almost as impressive then the millions of people that marched in protest of the war with iraq......almost.

Damn, I must have missed that...Was that in Iraq?

[the_phoenix612]

Damn, I must have missed that...Was that in Iraq?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_15,_2003_anti-war_protest

3 million in Rome, 2 million in Madrid, 2 million in London, 1.3 million in Barcelona, 500,000 in Berlin, 200,000 in Paris, 200,000 in San Francisco, 200,000 in Sydney, 150,000 in Melbourne, 100,000 in Montreal, 100,000 in NYC, 36 million worldwide, including 24 in Antarctica.

And that was just that one day. Protests were held every day from early January to end March.

Oh wait, we don't care what the rest of the world thinks, do we?

[yankee]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_15,_2003_anti-war_protest

3 million in Rome, 2 million in Madrid, 2 million in London, 1.3 million in Barcelona, 500,000 in Berlin, 200,000 in Paris, 200,000 in San Francisco, 200,000 in Sydney, 150,000 in Melbourne, 100,000 in Montreal, 100,000 in NYC, 36 million worldwide, including 24 in Antarctica.

And that was just that one day. Protests were held every day from early January to end March.

Oh wait, we don't care what the rest of the world thinks, do we?

good thing they were all futile.

[the_phoenix612]

good thing they were all futile.

pretty much.

[drgnbkr]

good thing they were all futile.

Yeah, we now see what happens when those idiots try to run the country!