Party On The Platte: Denver Tea Party

by elpresidente | 11:50 am, February 27, 2009 | Comments Off

**Update: Gateway Pundit has an excellent roundup from around the country, and awesome pics of the 1500 or so who gathered at the St. Louis Arch Tea Party.

Here are the scenes from Denver, where 100-150 people showed up at 10am on a workday and braved chilly wind and flurries--and many more photos from Peoples Press Collective--and Michelle Malkin has photos from DC and around the country.

Video will process and be up shortly (YouTube won't load the video)--meanwhile, PPC's DC stringer has video from the DC Tea Party rally, and thankfully another participant at yesterday's rally captured a snapshot of the sentiments, video from Jenny Hatch.


A raucous crowd gathered on a chilly Friday morning, and had a clear message for President Barack Obama.


Right on.


The Gadsden Society will be holding a non-partisan, pro-liberty rally on Sunday on the west steps of the state capitol at 2pm.


A frequent reference and theme throughout the rally.


A popular sentiment.


The tea bags added a nice touch to this poster.


Wait, capitalism is still popular with Americans?


One of my favorite quotes.


President Obama's policies weren't popular.


Is it too late? These folks didn't think so.


Heh.

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