Protestors wearing shirts that spell out "Cut Tax Loopholes," work a phone bank on the steps of the Capitol rotunda, in Olympia, Wash. , Thursday, April 7, 2011. Several dozen protestors stayed overnight in the Capitol, protesting state budget cuts to education and other services, and lobbying lawmakers to end tax breaks on certain industries and services.
Will Pittz, second from right, executive director of "Washington Can," one of the advocacy groups who staged an overnight protest at the Capitol in Olympia, Wash. , Wednesday night, talks to Washington State Patrol Sgt. Aaron Hayes, right, Thursday, April 7, 2011, about Hayes' request that the group remove sleeping bags and other items from the floor of the Capitol rotunda. The groups were protesting state budget cuts to education and other services, and lobbying lawmakers to end tax breaks on certain industries and services.
Mariah McKay, left, and Sandra Vanderven help themselves to bagels served next to a sign that reads "Scott Walker is a weasel," Thursday, April 7, 2011, the morning after several dozen protestors spent the night in the Capitol in Olympia, Wash. The sign refers to Walker, the governor of Wisconsin, who faced protests earlier this year over budget and union-labor issues. The Washington protestors were protesting state budget cuts to education and other services, and lobbying lawmakers to end tax breaks on certain industries and services.
From left, Nikki Miller, Nancy Fanco, Caleb Hollatz, and Maxx Sunquist, watch online news coverage of their overnight protest at the Capitol in Olympia, Wash. , Thursday, April 7, 2011. Several dozen protestors stayed overnight in the Capitol, protesting state budget cuts to education and other services, and lobbying lawmakers to end tax breaks on certain industries and services.