Tea Party Nevada

The mainstream media will not show you pictures which illustrate the vastness of the Tea Party movement.

This is a view of Senator Harry Reid’s hometown this week-end during a Tea Party Rally. This town of 500 voters was the site where at least 10,000 Tea Party Patriots came to hear Sara Palin speak. The town was so crowded the police stopped people from exiting the interstate highway. People were turned away because the town could not accommodate any more Tea Party visitors. Evidently Harry Reid thinks Tea Party people can be bought off just like some of the Democrats. His supporters were offering Tea Party visitors free donut holes and tea at a small stand.

Since the mainstream media will not show scenes like this, perhaps Americans should distribute this picture of Harry Reid’s home town over the Internet. Harry Reid is the fearless leader of the Senate who crammed government controlled health care down the throats of Americans though Americans told him “No, thank you!” Harry Reid’s approval rating is eight percent (8%), right behind Nancy Pelosi’s approval rating of twelve percent (12%). He is running for re-election, but he is beginning to wonder if the president will be able to get him re-elected as the president promised. He is counting on Americans having a short memory. He believes Americans will love being “controlled” once they get used to it!

Please help do the job the mainstream media will not do. Send this picture to people on your e-mail list who have been told by the mainstream media that Tea Party groups are composed of just a few radicals and the movement will never amount to anything.

10,000+ Patriots Descended Upon Harry Reid's Hometown

10,000+ Patriots Descended Upon Harry Reid's Hometown

“The battle, sir, is not to the strong alone; it is to the vigilant, the active, the brave. … [I]t is now too late to retire from the contest. There is no retreat but in submission and slavery! Our chains are forged! Their clanking may be heard on the plains of Boston! The war is inevitable — and let it come! I repeat it, sir, let it come!” — Patrick Henry

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