| − | '''Rally to Restore Sanity''' is another attempt by liberals to counter the influence of [[Glenn Beck]] and the [[Tea Party Movement]]. The rally took place October 30th in Washington D.C., is organized by [[liberal]] comedians [[Jon Stewart]] and [[Stephen Colbert]]. The rally name is similar to Glenn Beck's highly successful [[Restoring Honor]] event. While Beck's rally was a serious gathering of citizens that are concerned about our country, the Stewart rally is to mock [[American]]s who support [[conservatism]], to joke, laugh and have good times just days before the [[Democrat]]s power and influence gets crushed at the polls on [[2010 Midterm Elections | November 2nd]]. Many of the left's supporters of the socialist [[One Nation]] rally planned to attend. Estimates have the crowd from 60,000 to 100,000, the television audience of the comedians and not as much a union presence. Domestic terrorist [[Bill Ayers]] endorses the rally. <ref>[http://www.aim.org/aim-column/terrorist-ayers-endorses-stewartcolbert-rallies/ Terrorist Ayers Endorses Stewart/Colbert Rallies, Accuracy in media, October 26, 2010]</ref> [[Barack Hussein Obama]] has endorsed the rally, yet refused to attend. '''Indeed, almost no major candidate for office was willing to attend'''. | + | '''Rally to Restore Sanity''' is another attempt by liberals to counter the influence of [[Glenn Beck]] and the [[Tea Party Movement]]. The rally took place October 30th in Washington D.C., is organized by [[liberal]] comedians [[Jon Stewart]] and [[Stephen Colbert]]. The rally name is similar to Glenn Beck's highly successful [[Restoring Honor]] event. While Beck's rally was a serious gathering of citizens that are concerned about our country, the Stewart rally is to mock [[American]]s who support [[conservatism]], to joke, laugh and have good times just days before the [[Democrat]]s power and influence gets crushed at the polls on [[2010 Midterm Elections | November 2nd]]. Many of the left's supporters of the socialist [[One Nation]] rally planned to attend. Estimates have the crowd from 60,000 to 100,000,<ref>The ''[[USA Today]]'' estimated the crowd to be tens of thousands, including 10,000 who were bused in for free from [[New York City]]. [http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2010-10-30-rally-stewart-colbert_N.htm?csp=hf]</ref> the television audience of the comedians and not as much a union presence. Domestic terrorist [[Bill Ayers]] endorses the rally. <ref>[http://www.aim.org/aim-column/terrorist-ayers-endorses-stewartcolbert-rallies/ Terrorist Ayers Endorses Stewart/Colbert Rallies, Accuracy in media, October 26, 2010]</ref> [[Barack Hussein Obama]] has endorsed the rally, yet refused to attend. '''Indeed, almost no major candidate for office was willing to attend'''. |