You have got to be kidding me? Aaaahhhhh the age of politically correct. Hmmmm if 500 plus of us are walking through the halls of DC, wouldn't that seem like a storm? To say nothing if there are 5,000+, but okay lets see how we can "rename" this movement...HEY...RENAME IT...that is exactly how they play in DC...if people around you don't like what you call it "RENAME IT"!
To me we need to make it "obvious" what we are going to be doing..."Storm the Hill" is sooooo much more appropriate because we can storm the hill in DC, at home by phone or in front of the local offices within the states, but how is this: FAIRTAX "Awareness" at the HILL/ April 15, 2010 FAIRTAX at the HILL/ April 15, 2010
(hill referring to DC, but can also come from the phone, outside local offices.)
Those same people probably think the Fair Tax qualifies us for Gitmo. I wouldn't worry about trying to be politically correct. That just plays into their thinking. Keep the name.
Ok, I'm going to throw my hat into this ring - but I first want to go on record as supporting the comments made by Jamie and Dan - let's not get bogged down by political correctness - if "Storm the Hill" was good enough on 9/11, then it is good enough for 4/15.
Unfortunately, this venue does not allow for nifty formatting, so you all will just have to use your imagination... How about?....
April 15th, 2010 - FairTax Day A FairTax "TEA" Party! FairTax Nation goes back to the Hill!
Ummm - I think I missed something, what arrests were made in DC? Does this refer to the priest that burned his portion of a page from the house bill on health care?
Who has been offended by "Storm The Hill"? I didn't hear any great outcry by anyone since 4/15/09. The only people who would claim it is offensive are those seeking to stifle dissent and free speech.