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I caught a snippet earlier on Fox News that the Tea Party Express bus had pulled into the location of the Boston Tea Party of April 14, 2010. Right Scoop scooped up Sarah Palin's speech from just minutes ago at the Boston Tea Party rally:
Look for updates with pictures and more videos here at LCR, coming right up! Also, if you plan on attending the Boston Tea Party Express rally today, April 14 - keep a look out for this guy:

Jammie Wearing Fool caught this tweet. The guy's name is Andrew Hendricks and he thinks that it's cute to call Tea Party activists at today's Boston Tea Party 'retards.' Perhaps he plans on pulling some kind of stunt and then watching in glee as the press pins the tail on the Tea Part donkey. Thanks to Jammie Wearing Fool we have a picture of the guy for all of you to disseminate:

Michelle Malkin: Alinsky's Avenging Angels: Tea Party Saboteurs
Rasmussen: Tea Party Profile: Many Ways to Describe a Movement
Washington Examiner: President Ron Paul? (ignore the 'fringe' comment in the piece, more on this later at LCR)
Temple of Mut: DEM Congressman to Blue Dogs: GO AWAY! I say: NO WAY!
UPDATED: AP has this on Palin's speech this morning:
BOSTON – Sarah Palin rallied the tea party movement near its historical roots with a pre-Tax Day message, telling Washington politicians that government should be working for the people, not the other way around.
Addressing roughly 5,000 people assembled in the morning sunshine near the site of the original Boston Tea Party, the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee accused President Barack Obama of overreaching with his $787 billion stimulus program and criticized the administration's health care, student loan and financial regulatory overhauls.
"Is this what their `change' is all about?" Palin asked the crowd on Boston Common. "I want to tell 'em, nah, we'll keep clinging to our Constitution and our guns and religion — and you can keep the change.
UPDATED x2: WMassRepub via Twitter is live at the event and taking pictures with her Blackberry:
UPDATED x3: Via Twitter, Bostonian PsstErika is at the rally as well:
UPDATED x4: Alex Copulsky from Harvard Political Review attended today's Boston Tea Party and attempted to write up a hit/smear piece on it. What he actually does is make a significant admission:
It was very evident who the Tea Partiers were, namely old white people wearing American flag apparel. This being Boston, however, roughly a quarter of the attendees were liberals like myself who had just come to check out the scene; or to troll. My favorite was the dirty hippie carrying a massive sign saying “Fake America Welcomes You, Sarah”. He was chill.
UPDATED x5: More discussion at Memeorandum via a Politico article, Sarah Palin Throws Boston Tea Party.
Also, dispelling the mainstream press racist-smear notion, one grandma at a time. Via. Twitter, MAfreedom:
Also, MAfreedom spotted several Tea Party Infil-Traitors, I love that one has a mask that makes him look like a...well, you be the judge:
Another of the same bunch:
MAfreedom mentioned that the anti-Tea Party Infil-Traitors didn't clearly wanted to avoid him:
Also, reader Geri M. in Texas passed along a shot of another Infil-Traitor. Is he also one of the Infil-Traitors spotlighted above?:

Also, a good guy - perhaps the costume of the day?:
UPDATED x6: In the mail from Tea Party Express, aerial footage from WCVBtv of the crowd at the Boston Tea Party. Here's a screen shot of the un-embeddable Youtube video:
As CNN would say, 'dozens, perhaps hundreds of people' are clearly seen above. Amazing to think of a crowd this size during work hours, no-less. Also, from Tea Party Express, a shot from the stage at today's Boston event:
UPDATED x7: Now here is some (in) civility for you. I was going through Youtube user GarretQuinn3000's videos of the Boston Tea Party and found his taping of a radical leftist group disrupting the peaceful event:
I screen shot one of the signs:
Not so subtle, eh? "You're Racist, Sexist, Anti-Gay! Tea Party Bigots, Go Away!" If this is the left's idea of infiltrating the Tea Party movement then I don't think we have anything to worry about. The group has a site - www.bailoutpeople.org. Readers - are you familiar with this group? After perusing the site it looks like an SEIU/union thug/ACORN type outfit. (Editor's note: a commenter fills us in -Bail Out the People is a front group for the Marxist-Leninist Worker's World party.)
I did some more screen shots. First the Asian girl with the audio device at the beginning of the video that is screaming about Sarah Palin. Ironically she screams about 'someone pushing her' while her USW union thugs push through the crowd. The guy in the jean jacket is bouncing around so violently that he even looks like he is throwing punches. (Editor's correction - the guy in the jean jacket is actually a Palin supporter and is agitating the group by yelling, "I love Sarah!") I couldn't tell what her sign says other than "Abortion is Health Care &....":
She is flanked by USW (updated via. Gateway Pundit, United Steelworkers of America, Local 8751, Boston School Bus Drivers, nice!) union thugs. You can clearly see "USW Taskforce" on their yellow shirts:
Asian girl, union thug that is chanting, "...Sarah Palin go away....where are the news cameras?" She might as well say, "where are my friends at CNN, NBC, CBS, NYT, WaPo, MSNBC...":
Also, how did I miss this? A reader spotted the Asian thug-girl's backpack. Anything strike you as out of the ordinary?
How about a little closer?:
Real nice, right? Don't you love how decent and civil the communist-left is? More on the jean jacket (I love Sarah!), guy. This guy has stones!:

Talk about astroturf! Of course we won't hear a peep from the main stream press on this.
UPDATED x8: Here's an interesting one. A businessman (affiliated with the Coffee Party?) argues with a libertarian. Note that he thinks that it is unfair to label liberals as 'big government' proponents but then he spouts off just why big government is necessary and great!:



























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