Reply #35: I went to be one person in a sea of people expressing anger

[tnlefty]

toward Bush**, the war, and to do my part to punch Bushie** and the repugs in the nose. My 10 yr. old son was with me and he wanted to have his picture taken with the "Buzzards of Compassion" guy. He wore his DU "Freedom Fries" shirt and there were quite a few people who commented on his shirt. On a couple of our homemade signs I had written the names of the 2 towns in TN (representing where the folks who rode the same bus were from) and complete strangers were going out of their way to talk to us because they seemed shocked that ANYONE from TN would be there. The energy was tremendous and no one in my group paid any attention to the 'fringe' ANSWER speeches. After George Galloway spoke we were ready to line up and MARCH!! You know - the reason we were there to begin with.