Tea party rally

Sen. Humphrey asked me to send this out.

Former State Rep Phyllis Woods

Subject: Join Sen Humphrey on Thurs. in riding Congress out of town on a rail


Following his fiery speech in Rochester last night, former U.S. Senator Gordon Humphrey has called upon all Tea Party patriots and concerned citizens to join him in an emergency rally at the Manchester City Hall Plaza on, Thursday, Mar 18 at 4:00 PM. The purpose of tomorrow's rally in Manchester is to protest the attempt by left wing radicals in the Obama Administration and the Congress to take over the nations entire system.


The main attraction will be the "riding of Congress out of town on a rail." "We've gotten hold of a mannequin and dressed him like a Member of Congress -- well let's call him a dummy, since he looks like a Congressman," said Andrew Hemingway, an assistant to Senator Humphrey.


Last night at tumultuous Tea Party rally in Rochester, in a speech described by Foster's Daily Democrat as "fiery," Senator Humphrey accused the President of lying about the true cost of Obama care and lying about preserving choice of doctors. "The far left is trying to ram down our throats a massive new federal bureaucracy that will run up trillions of dollars in deficits and destroy the finest health care delivery system in the world, subjecting us all to rationing of health care, long waiting lists, and third-rate medicine," Humphrey says.


"The Tea Party movement has rallied public opinion across the nation, but some members of Congress still refuse to listen. Government that ignores the majority is a government of thugs and tyrants,," Humphrey says. "We need to go all out in the next few days to force Reid and Pelosi to back down. To that end, I implore every last concerned citizen to rally with us at the Manchester City Hall Plaza tomorrow. Following remarks, we'll mount up the dummy on a rail and ride him out of town, treating him to the same contempt with which our forbears treated the despised agents of the tyrant King George!"


Riding Congress out of town on a rail will make great television footage that can help swing the last needed votes in Washington. Be a part of history. Join us at Manchester City Hall Plaza, tomorrow, Thursday, March 18, at 4:00 PM.


If you have any "Don't Tread on Me Flags" or appropriate signs or banners, other Tea Party paraphernalia, or colonial costuming, bring 'em or wear 'em.