Denver Tax Day Tea Party: Estimate the Crowd Size!
by T.L. James | 5:15 pm, April 15, 2009 | 3 Comments
You tell me – how many people were at the event?
Estimates from emcee Brian T. Campbell are in the 7000 range.
UPDATE: here’s a video from the Capitol balcony showing the crowd.
Category: Colorado, First Amendment, Grassroots, Liberty, Rallies, Small Government
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April 15th, 2009 @ 5:14 pm
[...] Peoples Press Collective – Estimate The Crowd Size [...]
April 15th, 2009 @ 8:09 pm
[...] out this link here, where they estimate the crowd to be 7,000 people. Imagine cutting that crowd in half. There still [...]
April 16th, 2009 @ 11:51 am
‘Pelosi: Tax Protest Is AstroTurf, Not Grass Roots’
(Roll Call) — Roll Call newspaper reports that House Democratic leaders on Wednesday “shrugged off” efforts to turn April 15 into a day of “nationwide ‘tea parties’ aimed at protesting tax hikes and wasteful spending.”
In an interview on FOX TV in San Francisco, “Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) chalked up the GOP grass-roots effort as ‘AstroTurf.’ … ‘This initiative is funded by the high end; we call it AstroTurf, it’s not really a grass-roots movement.”
The story goes on to report that one senior Democratic aide “has been circulating a document to the media that debunks the effort as one driven by corporate lobbyists and attended by neo-Nazis.”
The tea parties are “‘not really all about average citizens,’ the document continues, saying neo-Nazis, militias, secessionists and racists are attending them.”
Funny – I was at the Tax Day Tea Party in Denver, and didn’t observe a single Neo-Nazi, militia member, secessionist or racist. Maybe they were stealthily infiltrating the crowd while disguising their true identity and affiliation?
Oh, wait – that was the Leftists! My bad…