Going to protest Pres. Bush tomorrow

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Here are some photos:
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Me being a liberal with starbucks coffee lol:
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Bunches of people:
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"Cheney":
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"Bush":
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The 2 Pro-Bush people...hahahahaha
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Riot police:
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Last but not least there goes the President in his limo:
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On the way back to school Air Force One flew very low overhead...that was pretty cool.
 
I think you are the best looking protester of all time ;)

These two supporters are looking so great in their loneliness :D

Obviously the president is going by red. I hope he gets charged for that!


WTF? :D
 
Vincent Vega said:
These two supporters are looking so great in their loneliness :D

But they also look a lot less silly than those wearing the "big-head" costumes.
 
INDY500 said:



do you go to these events?

because i do. and, no, they are not de rigeur.

but do whatever you can to further the narrative that American forces abroad are subverted by liberals at home, and that's why we lose wars. it's not because of bad policies but because of patchouli scented kids with silly signs.
 
deep said:
Just the fact that you and your treasonist friends
can do something like this
proves that our great leader
is wonderful.

Would you have dared to do this in Iraq
against Saddam??

Just trying to put this in the proper context.

Yeah, it's the Great Leader, and not the Bill of Rights, that gives U2dem and the rest of us the freedoms of speech and assembly.
 
I protested Bush when he came to my high school to tout NCLB the day it was signed. It was fun, but they stuck us in the "free speech zone" way in the back away from the press. booo.

Anyway I'm glad you got way more visibility out of it. Honkers are always fun, we lived for them when I was campaigning last summer.

I love the "damn it dems, stand up" sign. And your shirt.
 
It's still very surreal to me that I was that close to the President...not just because he's the President, I've met Clinton before, but because it's Bush and I never thought I'd be near him! :lol:
 
I knew I was among kindred spirits when some woman got out her guitar and began playing "Blowin in the Wind" :wink:


One of the chants that I thought was good was "Don't Iraq Iran"...a nice play on words.
 
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