Election 2009 Tea Party and “Shred the Bill”

by elpresidente | 11:04 am, November 4, 2009 | Comments Off

Ballpark crowd estimate–1000-1500.

PPC’s coverage of the event, including several interviews with folks on the question–”why are you here?”–and the “shredding” of the health care bill that will be delivered to DC and the Capitol steps tomorrow (along with Rep. Michele Bachmann, Mark Levin, and Jon Voight) by one of PPC’s own and others from Colorado:

The report from Fox 31 Denver featured R Block Party’s Nikki Mata:

“We’re going to lose our country if we don’t stand up and fight,” said Nikki Mata.

“Government is getting too big and it’s standing in our way. And a lot of us sit around and start to feel impotent. But it’s empowering to come out to these events and be around like-minded people. And there’s power here in these numbers.”

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