“Tax the Rich”

Hey, wait… that’s my line…

Down-dinged, btw, because Americans for Prosperity is just another Koch astroturf outfit.

More detail on the Americans for Prosperity astroturfing operation here:

AFP was one of the lead organizations behind the Tax Day Tea Party protests April 15, 2009. Its Director is Art Pope, an ex-legislator who has been dubbed “The Knight of the Right” by Raleigh News and Observer journalist Rob Christensen.[3]

In mid-2009, Americans for Prosperity launched an advertising and advocacy campaign opposing U.S. health care reform named Patients United Now.[4]

On its website it describes its “featured partners” as being the Heartland Institute’s International Conference on Climate Change, the Internet Freedom Coalition and townhall.com.[5]
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Oh my God look at them there socialists! You would have a hard time living in Europe where you have full fledged socialist nations and socialist parties that run for office.

Who do you think we’ve been seeing at many of the counter protests to the BNP, EDL, SIOA, and the last Geller 911 rally? Do you think those were keyboard moderates? No, those counter protests were largely populated by European socialists in the case of the BNP and EDL, and Americans in the case of SIOA and Geller.

So, next time you see a protest against the BNP and EDL are you going to point out “the old left” or the socialists? Because they’re be there. Guaranteed.

updinged for being informative, no matter who sponsored it. Unless anyone thinks these posters, and literature really weren’t displayed…

The Socialist Workers Party has run candidates for President since 1948; it received its greatest number of votes in 1976, when its candidate, Peter Camejo, received 90,310 votes. en.wikipedia.org

Not exactly a major threat.