No, the one in Riverside. It was much smaller than L.A.
That's awesome, Calliegirl. I agree that these marches are energy recharges. I went to the one in New Haven, Conn., and I'd say we had 2,000 to 3,000 people. It was a pretty good turnout. I was lucky to go with a couple of friends. Last week, I went alone to the tax march, and I, too, felt fine with it. I talked to whoever was standing by me.The march was awesome, it was estimated that about 2000 people came.
The drive there and back was longer than the actual march, but it ended up being worth it. It was like an energy recharge, and it felt wonderful to be surrounded by others who care about what's happening. I highly recommend going to a future march for those who haven't gone yet, but are interested in it. Don't be afraid to go alone either, I did for this march, and everyone is so nice, that you will feel included.
Unfortunately, I only got a couple of terrible photos, so I don't have anything to share, unless you want to see a lot of backs and no signs.
Seriously, does he really think that everyone will believe everything that comes out of his mouth?
Well, I wish that whoever wrote the first headline knew the difference between "of" and "off."
Yeah, that's a bummer. And I wanted to change a sign from "Less Invasions" to "FEWER"....
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