It was a wonderful, inspiring and tiring day. It never rained…but right on the lake it gets a little chilly this time of year. I’ll probably come back and have some comments to make…and maybe add a few more photos. But for right now…I’m ready to hit the sack.
On the way to Mall C
Forget the jokes about rolling up the sidewalks at night…this is outside the Cleveland Federal Reserve Building.
Carlton C.J Williams
Bob Frantz
Punk Patriot
Tea Party Family
Dagny?
Old Arcade One of my favorite places downtown.
Michelle Malkin has photos coming in from all over the country.
Love,
Mom
Love, Mom (Notes From The Empty Nest) 
Great photos! I was there, too, doing the caricatures. I love all the different signs people made. Especially love “Liberalism is a mental disorder.” 🙂
By: Wendy Fedan on April 17, 2009
at 1:51 pm
@ Wendy: Don’t take that as an offense please, but do you really think it is right to consider everyone who has not the same political opinion like you as sick with mental disorder?!
By: Caillean on April 18, 2009
at 2:50 am
LOL- love the Dagny one.
By: DebbieKinIL on April 18, 2009
at 2:53 pm
LOL- loved the Dagny one.
By: DebbieKinIL on April 18, 2009
at 2:53 pm
Good pics! However, I must say that the Veterans Memorial looks much better when I’m standing in front of it wearing a ball-gown!
And by the way, I don’t know about Wendy, but I do happen to think that everyone that does not have the same political view as me does have a mental disorder. I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, when I want your opinion, I’ll give it to you!!!
By: The Daughter on April 19, 2009
at 12:18 am
Hmmm, what a great idea! I think I’d also like to see the Veterans Memorial… and I have a great ball gown in mind, too!
😉
By: Allie on April 19, 2009
at 1:09 am
The process that allows us to denigrate those who disagree or are different from us is what prevents us from agreeing with each other at differing times.
It widens the chasm… until such time as the chasm is uncrossable.
By: frt1 on April 19, 2009
at 1:11 am
Check out our summary of the Cleveland/Canton tea parties from the Ohio Objectivist Society – we were there handing out free copies of Atlas Shrugged and holding signs saying, “Atlas Will Shrug”, “Who is John Galt?”, etc.
http://reality.ohio.newintellectuals.org/?p=304
“In all, we handed out over 20 copies of Atlas Shrugged, over 40 copies of our booklet, and dozens of business cards. We got on a couple radio shows, one local TV news segment, and were interviewed by a small local newspaper, all to spread our name. And it’s working – the emails are already pouring in, with people interested in future meetups, book reviews, etc.”
By: Brian on April 20, 2009
at 2:22 pm