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A group of supporters of US President Barack Obama that call themselves 'The Other 95 Percent,' hold a counter rally to the Tea Party's rally on the National Mall in Washington, DC, April 15, 2010.
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A group called The Other 95 Percent holds a rally to thank U.S. President Barack Obama for their middle class tax cuts as a counter-protest to anti-tax groups rallying on the National Mall in Washington, April 15, 2010. April 15 is the deadline for U.S. citizens to file their annual income tax paperwork.
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A member of a group of supporters of US President Barack Obama that call themselves 'The Other 95 Percent,' speaks with an Obama protestor (R) as they hold a counterrally to the Tea Party's rally on the National Mall in Washington, DC, April 15, 2010.
edited to add...Tired of the Tea Party?
How is it that the angry and scared members of the radical fringe dominate the news cycle every night?
They scream about deficits and "outrageous taxes." Where were they when 3/4ths of our 10 trillion dollar debt was created by George W. Bush?
Meanwhile our country faces critical challenges in our infrastructure, education, economy and overall quality of life.
Taxes and government are an essential part of all of these. The answer isn't "big government" but effective government. And it's essential that we all pay our fair share. (This means citizens and corporations alike).
We are aware that government, like any big business, can involve corruption, but we also know that our government is just us - of, by and for The People.
Come join the growing movement to set the record straight and stand up for our country and our future!
http://theother95.com/