"Second American Revolution" Rally Falls 999,870 People Short Of A Million
November 20, 2013 5:16 PM EST ››› OLIVER WILLIS
Sensing that the moment was ripe, World Net Daily (WND) columnist Larry Klayman sent out the call for revolution. "MILLIONS TO OCCUPY WASHINGTON D.C.," Klayman announced, declaring to the world that his Tea Party-powered "second American Revolution" would gather near the White House in Lafayette Square on November 19 and sweep President Obama from office. "In conjunction with the masses gathered in Lafayette Park, we encourage millions to occupy parks, sidewalks, public areas, etc., consistent with the law."
Klayman's revolution never quite managed to reach its lofty attendance goals. At its peak, the rally had about 130 people in attendance.
The revolutionaries gathered in Lafayette Square consisted of birthers and other conspiracy theorists voicing their opposition to the Obama administration. The protest, organized by Klayman's group Freedom Watch, demanded the "resignations of President Barack Hussein Obama, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, and House Speaker John Boehner." Despite nearly six hours of speeches and some creative hand-made signs, at day's end the three men remained securely in office.
Klayman is a long-time conservative activist who despite indulging in several conspiracy theories (like claiming that President Obama is not a natural born U.S. citizen) has remained in a position of influence with some on the right. Klayman recently appeared alongside Sarah Palin and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) at a protest related to the government shutdown.
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"In accordance with the law." 
Yeah, gathering peaceably in public spaces is in accordance with the law. "Sweeping President Obama from office" is not. It's treason. You had a chance to sweep him from office; it was called Election 2012, and your guy lost. So sit down and shut up, teabaggers...