This is the crowd that rode with us on the Metro on our way to Pennsylvinia Ave. It was packed. Tons of people energized to let their voices be heard.
We came up out of the Metro and this was what we saw! Thousands of people heading to the Capital. Letting their voices be heard. (Smokin' all the way)
We didn't have time to make our own signs, so we gladly accepted these signs that were being passed out. Aubrey and Jason were excited to hold a sign, chant U.S.A. and march down the road.
There were people of all ages and backgrounds. People from all over the country. We talked with some ladies from Los Angelos, South Carolina, and Michigan. I think most states in the nation were represented.
Half-way down Pennsylvania Ave. Aubrey got tired. "Daddy please hold me!" She had to hold her sign up high still.
Wall to wall people. Everyone was polite and kind. I didn't encounter one rude person the entire day!
When I turned around I saw that we were standing with the "Astro Turf" people. People are so creative.
Of course, the only news truck we saw was FOX! Go Fox news!
Jason was feeling quite patriotic! Hopefully he can now see that standing up and letting your voice be heard is what being an American is all about. A man on the Metro that sat next to us shook Jason's hand and thanked him for coming to D.C. It was cool!!!!
Aubrey is right at home telling everyone exactly what she thinks. She loved the march and the chance to chant and yell like everyone else. This is one up-and-coming political activist!
This is the crowd that rode with us on the Metro on our way to Pennsylvinia Ave. It was packed. Tons of people energized to let their voices be heard.
We came up out of the Metro and this was what we saw! Thousands of people heading to the Capital. Letting their voices be heard. (Smokin' all the way)
We didn't have time to make our own signs, so we gladly accepted these signs that were being passed out. Aubrey and Jason were excited to hold a sign, chant U.S.A. and march down the road.
There were people of all ages and backgrounds. People from all over the country. We talked with some ladies from Los Angelos, South Carolina, and Michigan. I think most states in the nation were represented.
Half-way down Pennsylvania Ave. Aubrey got tired. "Daddy please hold me!" She had to hold her sign up high still.
Wall to wall people. Everyone was polite and kind. I didn't encounter one rude person the entire day!
When I turned around I saw that we were standing with the "Astro Turf" people. People are so creative.
Of course, the only news truck we saw was FOX! Go Fox news!
Jason was feeling quite patriotic! Hopefully he can now see that standing up and letting your voice be heard is what being an American is all about. A man on the Metro that sat next to us shook Jason's hand and thanked him for coming to D.C. It was cool!!!!
Aubrey is right at home telling everyone exactly what she thinks. She loved the march and the chance to chant and yell like everyone else. This is one up-and-coming political activist!
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