Two Events this Week: Tax Rally on Saturday; Debate Watching Party Tomorrow (Thursday)

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Minnesota Campaign for Liberty wants you to join us at the Minnesota Tax Rally at the State Capitol this Saturday, May 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Dust off your favorite signs or make new ones (End the Fed, anyone?), and come out to mingle with 5,000 or more of Minnesota's most engaged taxpayers. Stop by the C4L table and help for an hour, if you are so inclined.

We'd love to see a large — overwhelming, even — presence to impress the politicians, news cameras, future caucus attendees and delegates, and fellow taxpayers. We think we're going to make a splash!

More information is available on the event's website and on the Campaign for Liberty calendar.

And please join us Thursday (tomorrow) night, May 5, for Buzzword Bingo as we watch the SC Presidential Debate together at The 707 in Minneapolis (the smaller light-brick bldg next to the big one on the corner). Click here to get directions and RSVP to that event.

 

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"Dust off your old signs." Ahem.

 

[chudrockz]

Wish I could have been there. I had a family gathering at my brother's house in Forest Lake during that time. I *did* however see a small plane with a SWEET "Ron Paul Revolution" banner flying behind it around 10:30 this morning!

 

[Ray]

Wish I could have been there, but I had work today :/

 

[Imperial]

I went, Ron Paul supporters were definitely out in force, with tables for MNC4L, Ron Paul 2012, and the MNRLC. Somebody paid for a plane to fly around with a banner for Ron Paul, but it was poorly timed for the beginning rather than the end with the big number of people.

 

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I went, Ron Paul supporters were definitely out in force, with tables for MNC4L, Ron Paul 2012, and the MNRLC. Somebody paid for a plane to fly around with a banner for Ron Paul, but it was poorly timed for the beginning rather than the end with the big number of people.

Didn't want the noise to drown out the speakers, but in retrospect, yeah, should have been later. Ted Anderson paid for it.

Anyone ready to step forward to organize locally in your precinct or county?