Hello Patriots! It's 12:43 am....I just got in...but I added a new tab to the top of the page. It's called March on DC memories. Please post all of your DC videos, pictures, writings, etc. there.

[Twana Blevins]

Hello Patriots!

It's 12:43 am Monday Morning....I just got in...I added a new tab to the top of the page. It's called March on DC memories. Please post all of your DC videos, pictures, writings, etc. there. When you click the tab it will take you to the discussion forum that we have made specifically for this.

The March on DC Rocked! The Capitol Police told the security workers that there was 2.1 MILLION Patriot Marchers. I will take the Capitol Polices word any day over the msm's lies. Plus - WE WERE THERE AND WE KNOW THE TRUTH!

Twana

[Dan Small]

Twana-
I will post pics on Your link shortly.I'm sorry I missed the rally-point but the damn bus was 4-1/2 hours
late dropping Us,1/2 block south of Madison,10:45 am,boogied up to 15th and constitution as fast as
I could,but it was 11 by the time I got there,and Y'all were long gone.I boogied some more to Freedom
Plaza,and ran smack into a crowd the likes of which I had never seen before.Without cell#'s to call,I had
no idea where PFA was,was looking for shirts like Mine,but in a crowd of 2 million good luck with that!!

I regret not meeting with My friends here,You especially,but make no mistake,I WAS THERE!!

We made history,and I will brag forevermore that I was there.
My biggest regret was not meeting up with PFA,like I had planned,I basically walked the crowd alone,
but had a great and exhilerating time of it.

Dan

[Twana Blevins]

I'm sending you my cell phone number now (for next time). Oh my gosh...I have so much to share with you.

[Ann]

My husband and I were also volunteers for the March. We were positioned on the corner of 13th and Pennsylvania and were assisting the police in keeping 13th street open for the 5K foot race that was taking place before the start of the March. One officer stated "we were not prepared for this...". Another commented to my husband, "I have never seen such a civilized crowd." WOW! for over a million people in attendance this is quite a compliment.

Once the foot race was over, it was a flood of people headed for Pennsylvania Ave. One second I could see my husband, the next I had no idea where he was. It took us about a half of an hour to find each other and we were only about 45 feet apart. I felt like a salmon swimming upstream when I tried to get back to the corner. As volunteers, we were asked to wait until the end of the March to join in. We waited nearly 2 hours before we were able to join the March.

This is, by far, the Greatest Event I have ever been a part of. I met so many people...3 young people (late teens to early 20's) from Hawaii, a couple celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary - their children and grandchildren pooled money and sent them as their gift. I saw a young couple with a 2 week old baby, I saw people in wheelchairs, using walkers, I saw men and women in their 70's and 80's, and every age old and young alike.

I had to choke back tears of joy and pride many times throughout the course of the day.

We were unable to attend Walter Reed Friday night due to the fact that there was a bomb threat at Freedomworks Headquarters. We were helping to get things ready fro the March and about 3:45 or so, were asked to evacuate the building. Our van was parked under the building so we had to wait for the bomb-sniffing dogs to go through and the police to give to ok. We waited more than an hour before the all clear was given. By then, it was late and we couldn't get there in time.

Another reason we can all hold our heads high - that place was as clean or cleaner than when we arrived. Even though the garbage cans were overflowing, people still picked up after themselves and set their garbage beside the garbage cans. My husband and I helped a young woman pick up and bag the small stuff because she was afraid it would blow around. Even the police commented on how clean we left that place. Stop and think what it looked like after the inaugeration - knee deep in garbage. So, congrats everyone! Not only on being a part of history and marching, but for showing the country that we are a responsible, respectful and caring bunch.

Not one incident, not one arrest (as far as I've heard) with over a million people gathered together. Can the other side say that?

Also, I would like to thank John & Polly - without them we wouldn't have been able to attend this great event.

GOD BLESS OUR GREAT NATION AND ALL OF US FIGHTING TO RESTORE OUR CONSTITUTION.

[Elizabeth *Lee* Brawley]

I am disheartened as well that I was unable to attend however PROUD and GRATEFUL to ALL who were able to make it there!!! Perhaps next rally I may be able to carpool with someone.
God Bless America!

[Just Jackie_Bo]

I have already expressed my feelings regarding this event, but I would just like to add another Hip, Hip, Hoorah to all the posts I have read. I swelled with pride when everyone make such positive remarks regarding the manners everyone displayed......how wonderful it was that there was "narry" an incident and the surroundings were left better than when the March began. How wonderful that is. Again, thank everyone who made this possible. I just can't say enough to express my deep appreciation for all of you. Jackie