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April 19th

Notable events:

April 19, 1775 - American Revolutionary War: The Battle of Lexington and Concord which began the American Revolutionary War.

April 19, 1933 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt announces that the United States will be abandoning the gold standard.

April 19, 1971 - Vietnam War: Vietnam Veterans Against the War begin a five-day demonstration in Washington, DC.

April 19, 1976 - Executive Order 9066 is rescinded.

April 19, 1993 - The 51-day siege of the Branch Davidian building outside Waco, Texas, USA, ends when a fire breaks out. Eighty-one people die.

April 19, 1995 - Oklahoma City bombing: The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA, is bombed, killing 168. That same day convicted murderer Richard Wayne Snell, who had ties to bombing suspect Timothy McVeigh, was executed in Arkansas.

You can see more on Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_19
 
"April 19, 1775 - American Revolutionary War: The Battle of Lexington and Concord which began the American Revolutionary War."

That would be perfect!
 
April 15 would be good too, but April 19 is on a Saturday. More people would be able to attend!
 
I will be bringing a car full of people from Minnesota!

LETS ROCK
 
I always wondered why great things happen in April. Whether these great things are for the good or for the bad.

What events started in April. What makes April such a brush fire for people?
 
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I think the date should be moved to July 4th. April is right around the corner and frankly, I don't think that gives us enough time. If we do it right, this can be eye popping jaw dropping and earth shakingly MONUMENTAL. If it isn't - it won't do much for the fight for freedom (though I would still support it - even if it was ten people.) But if this is HUGE, and if we can get Dr. Paul to be the Keynote speaker, we might get some real attention.

We need more time to promote it and to organize it.

Just my opinion - as I start to really think about it...
 
4/20 is a drug reference, lol.. I'm sure it has nothing to do with Hitler's birthday.

That being said, July 4th is a better date. There will be tons of people in DC, however, and that may provide some difficulty in getting hotel accomodations. On the plus side, there would be tons of people to see us march. But, we would need some serious organization to do it on the 4th. We should rent out an entire (cheap) hotel now. Imagine the fun! Our own hotel! :D
 
I think the date should be moved to July 4th. April is right around the corner and frankly, I don't think that gives us enough time. If we do it right, this can be eye popping jaw dropping and earth shakingly MONUMENTAL. If it isn't - it won't do much for the fight for freedom (though I would still support it - even if it was ten people.) But if this is HUGE, and if we can get Dr. Paul to be the Keynote speaker, we might get some real attention.

Not too mention the crowd and press that is already there for the fireworks every year... Thousands of people crash the Mall every Forth of July.
 
You do need time, usually these things are planned a year in advance. You have logistics, hotel arrangements. Flight pick-up, paper work and everything else that may come up.
 
I'm down. Live about 2 hours from DC...go to school about 4 hours away. Could definitely make a day trip of it ;)

Takes about two hours from West Chester, Pennsylvania. :) I-95 the whole way pretty much.
 
I think the date should be moved to July 4th. April is right around the corner and frankly, I don't think that gives us enough time. If we do it right, this can be eye popping jaw dropping and earth shakingly MONUMENTAL. If it isn't - it won't do much for the fight for freedom (though I would still support it - even if it was ten people.) But if this is HUGE, and if we can get Dr. Paul to be the Keynote speaker, we might get some real attention.

We need more time to promote it and to organize it.

Just my opinion - as I start to really think about it...

I agree with this, but can you imagine how PACKED it would be even getting to D.C?

:eek:
 
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