I did and found it not only inspiring, but EPIC!
If you didn’t and listened to the typical libturds, knowing they would never watch it, or the LSM, you would get the impression that it was a gathering of racist and xenophobes. From their perspective as oikophobes, that is all they are capable of seeing.
Did you miss it, but wished you could have seen it?
Okay, go to this link and watch it in its one hundred seventy minute entirety without interruption.
If you would like to see Super Sarah’s appearance in its entirety, then go to this link. Super Sarah’s entire speech is posted here.
For the best analysis I have yet seen, once again it comes from the UK press.
Glenn Beck makes history: Washington rally shows power of conservatism in America.
Yesterday’s Washington rally was in many ways an historic event, one that successfully honored the patriotism, sacrifice, and the principles that have made the United States the great nation it is. It was a symbol of the strength not only of conservatism but of democracy and freedom in America, and a powerful salute to the men and women of America’s military who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan and the wider war against al-Qaeda.
In addition to this rally being a wonderful event that showcased what is good and right about America, the half a million(plus) attendees did something else remarkable.
They left the mall area spotless.
Unlike the libturd crowd that witnessed the inauguration of our first biracial pResident.
Libs Trash America
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I saw some it and it was quite a sight to behold.
I have just returned and I have to tell you it was the most amazing thing to be in the company of hundreds of thousands of people who care about the future of this country. Everywhere we went, the restaurants, the plane we flew on, the shops, visiting the Smithsonian, we felt like we were meeting up with old friends.
The rally itself was the single most inspirational event I have attended in my life. We sat on the 2nd row from the bottom of the Lincoln Memorial steps. We could see the huge crowd in front of us. We could see the staging era, and Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin look at us and wave while waiting to go on stage. At one point Beck looked at us and put his hand to his heart. I’m certain he was stunned at the crowd size.
And, something very few people saw was Michelle Bachmann. She came in right in front of us in the roped off area for VIP guests…shook hands all the way down the line, including my daughter’s who was was thrilled. She didn’t speak, I think she was just there to give support to Sarah and Glenn.
I feel changed somehow. So does my daughter. I cannot explain it.
Glad you got to go, Dianne.
It was the hundreds of thousands like you that made this event special.
Nice photo of the trash left by the libs.
They’re probably the same basic scum that litters the highways and society in general.
I note the sky was grey that day.
Probably foreshadowing something.
The conservatives haven’t been this energized and focused since 1980. Hopefully, the momentum will keep strong in the coming months. Do not relent.
Politics means nothing.
Don’t look to the White House or Congress.
Look at the local level, and look at the people who actively reach out and do something positive for their community.
Many of them have a ‘R’ attached to them.
-Sad
*poofety-poffety-poot*
Poof, poof, poof, poof of earl poof poof, poof of earl…
Interesting post at the Daily Caller.
The AP, AFP, Politico, Newsweek, SeeBS, WaPo, Salon, LATimes and Toronto Star all included in their stories on the rally the phrase “overwhelmingly white” or “predominantly white.”
Two things come to mind. One, I thought the ‘Journolist’ cabal was finished, but apparently it isn’t. Secondly, I wonder if these same sources mentioned that Al Sharktongues rally was “overwhelmingly black?”
what I find entertaining is the lowballing of figures. As to the number of people who showed up. Now I’ve seen a couple estimates and the ones I’ve seen estimate upwards of a half million. where as according to CNN this morning all they’d say was 100,000+.
Sean, I’ve been in and around crowds at or just above 100,000.
The Restoring Honor rally dwarfs that number by a vast margin.
Here are a boat load of pics.