Waynelle Strachan of Clint prepares a sign that she will wave at the national Tea Party Express bus and rally that will be held this morning at Sue Young Park in Northeast El Paso. Strachan and about 20 other supporters showed up early to get parking and make signs for the rally.
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The Tea Party Express Rolls Into Texas!!
All aboard for El Paso and San Antonio!! The Tea Party in El Paso at 10:00 am this morning and another tomorrow morning at 11:00 am in San Antonio at the Alamo!! …then Waco and Dallas!!!!
Thirty-five cities, thirty-five tea parties in sixteen days!! Rebellion is brewing!!
Griff Jenkins – On The Road With The Tea Party Express In El Paso Texas…he also goes on the bus and visits with some there too…..Take a good look at the people.It makes me ashamed of what the Obama administration is tring to do to these awesome America loving fellow patriots…
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“The Star Spangled Banner”
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They all joined in and said……” Don’t Tread On Me! “
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Our tribute to the military is an emotionally charged part of the Tea Party Express. This young soldier tearfully hugs Kay Rivoli, of the Rivoli Review
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Wild Thing’s comment……..
Another great day for America!! The videos and photos say so much!!!!
9-12 should be an incredible day
I love these pictures and videos.
Let’s have a tar and feathering march on congress!! Tea parties are nice…tar lasts longer.
Thanks WT, saw some of that on the TV, wow, it was great!!! So far nothing like that here around ‘Red Square’ where they prostrate themselves for their dictator.
Amen PeteSuj. All for it. I just did a roof job with an aluminized tar sealer. That slippery shit is hard to get off the skin, both my legs were covered from thigh to foot with the crap and soap wouldn’t touch it, glad it didn’t get any higher up, my sister in law slipped and fell and her backside was covered in the stuff, don’t know how she got it off but I do know it penetrated to the skin. (Shoulda ran for prez, eh?) It took harsher measures to remove it, no blisters, but I was sore as hell with lobster red skin. I forfeited all the clothing I wore that day. I’m in good standing for at least 5 gallons of the stuff, so we can forgo the feathers and instead use pink and yellow insulation, it’s a fitting color scheme.
I like PeteSuj’s idea. And El Paso is such a great city. Very military friendly.
Hmmmmm…thea roofing tar is highly flammable…now that’s an idea.
Petesuj don’t forget the rope.
Pete, good idea, I like your idea of
tar and feathering very much!!