So Lady Blah Blah and her teabaggers were outnumbered

[malaise]

and outshouted today.

Bravo Wisconsinites :yourock:
SOLIDARITY FOREVER!!!

[Oceansaway]

1. Solidarity Forever !...nt

[malaise]

4. Link

Poor CBS doesn't know the difference between hundreds and thousands
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/04/16/politics/main20054601.shtml
<snip>
Hundreds of pro-union labor supporters are surrounding smaller groups of conservative Tea Party members attending a rally featuring former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.

Prior to her appearance, labor supporters still smarting from the passage of Walker's polarizing bill eliminating most public employees' collective bargaining rights drowned out Palin's supporters, shouting, "Hey, hey, ho, ho, Scott Walker's got to go."

Some protesters circled Capitol Square with bells.

People on the edges of the rally argued with one other over the size of government and corporate power.

The Capitol police estimate about 6,500 people were on the Capitol grounds and vicinity by about 12:30 p.m. Saturday, reports CBS Affiliate WISC.

[Oceansaway]

5. ty...nt

[tsuki]

6. The new$ does not support the pro-labour movement. They support

and coddle the TeaBaggers. We saw the same new$ "reporting" during the war protests.

[Raschel]

7. Great! How did She Who Handles No Conflict Face to Face fare?

Ya know, the hit and runner of insults galore? She's a wimp.

[xchrom]

2. ...

:applause:

[dhill926]

3. + a gazillion........n/t

[northoftheborder]

8. "Lady Blah Blah" should be her name from now on

[Raschel]

9. Her huge crowd:

[livetohike]

13. What a joke. She's finished n/t

[malaise]

15. Her crowd was smaller than that

Progressives encircled her and booed her royally

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=post&forum=439&topic_id=907054&mesg_id=907054

sp

[Raschel]

21. Her crowd was smaller than that? That's REALLY funny!

[malaise]

22. Read the link

:rofl:

[Raschel]

10. LOL, this is funny. Read what a commenter who says they were there writes:

Andrew Breitbart spoke before Palin and he was so sick of being drowned out by boos that he angrily yelped at the crowd "go to hell" four times fast. And then Palin proceeded to be drowned out about twice as loudly. I'd say it was about 20 to 1 progressives to tea partiers. They should have known what they got into having a tea party here.


http://dyn.politico.com/members/forums/thread.cfm?catid=1&subcatid=1&threadid=5342889

[malaise]

12. ROFL

Bravo Wisconsinites!! :rofl:

[hfojvt]

27. Yeah, Madtown was not the place to have an event

they'd have had much better luck in Wichita or Omaha

[lob1]

11. Nice way to start my DU day. K&R.

[malaise]

14. Let me make it even better

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=post&forum=439&topic_id=907054&mesg_id=907054

[lob1]

20. You're right, I feel even better. The "Fox Lies" sign was

a nice touch, too.

[Brigid]

16. Sarah Palin went to Wisconsin?

Is she brave or clueless? I can't decide.

[malaise]

17. She went to congratulate Walker and Prosser

poor fool! They booed the shite out of her :rofl:

[Brigid]

18. I just saw that video.

:rofl:

[iwishiwas]

25. Walker made sure he was out of town.

[Terra Alta]

19. Way to go Wisconsin!

Sarah Palin is becoming more and more irrelevant every day.

[spanone]

23. k&r...

:+ :thumbsup: :hi:

[jimlup]

24. Actually we shoud all take a lesson from Wisconsin

This is a great way to deal with the tea-facists and the wacky loopsided attention they've been receiving for free in the mainstream media. If they are surrounded, outnumbered and shouted down there is no way the media can report there stupid rallies as anything but the side shows for the ignorant/stupid people that they are.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

26. Lady Blah Blah. Good one.

Barely 100 showed up for a teabagger rally in my town. Check out the pictures of the so called crowd.

http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20110415/NEWS01/704159789/-1/news01&SectionCat=NEWS01