My favorite quotes from your video:

"That's what Chairman Mao said!"

"Read the bill! Yeah, read Atlas Shrugged, too!"

A big thanks to the healthcare, health insurance advocates that showed up to rally for the cause. Congrats on the good job and the good turnout.

P.S. In case you're wondering what the goofball sign about "The Apollyon" means (like I was):

Wikipedia

Apollyon may refer to:

Theology

The Greek name for Abaddon, the spiritual being named as the destroyer in Christian apocalyptic theology.

Also:

Wikipedia

Revelation 9:1-11 describes Abaddon as being the king of the bottomless pit and of a plague of locusts that resemble war horses with crowned human faces and having women's hair, lions' teeth, locusts' wings, and the tail of a scorpion. No depiction of Abaddon as an individual entity instead of a place has been found before the Revelation of St. John was written.

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The symbolism of Revelation 9:11 leaves the exact identification of Abaddon open for interpretation. Some bible scholars believe him to be the antichrist[7] or Satan.[8][9][10]

Knoxville News Sentinel: The demonstrators were joined by state Rep. Stacey Campfield, R-Knoxville, who said he was the only elected official present.

Hmm, I see both Mark Harmon and Bob Becker in the photos and videos. Maybe they left before Stacey came by to drum up votes. Funny the KNS didn't mention it, though.

there were actually 51 reform supporters in attendance and 6-8 late ones joined in as we decided to walk through the city rather than stand in front of an empty building and trade cheers with a group who had no interest in having conversations. i will never understand why they would schedule a rally when absolutely no one was in the building and the gates would be closed...but dixie damm and some others from loudon didn't want them to go unanswered and we decided to join them. after leaving the federal building to march through the city, we had great conversations along our route with citizens on both sides of the argument. one of our marchers was having a discussion with a guy on a bike who was against reform but ended with something they could agree on, he said, 'what are we going to do about lumpy?"

the most interesting thing to me is how the tea baggers bring camp chairs and sit around until the cameras show up. at the beginning it looked more like a west knoxville picnic than a protest. that is what i am seeing in recess pics from around the country. "we're so mad we are gonna sit here in these chairs and talk football until somebody tells us to stand!"

i asked sally absher if she and a few of her folks would be willing to sit down with our side and have a real discussion forum and we exchanged information. i plan to try and set something up. the kns report of the event was definitely a swing and a miss.

"socialism sucks"

I just love what passes as political discourse these days.

A lot of morons are protesting against reform.

Rep. Stacey Campfield toward the end of the event. He was being interviewed by Glenn Reynolds, Instapundit.

Media on the cutting edge. Indeed.

The dogmas of the quiet past, are inadequate to the stormy present.
President Abraham Lincoln 1862

what the clown at the head of the anti-reform line was yelling in regards to white people as they passed the square room on their way to burn down the Krutch Park memorial sidewalk? Scared the heck out of my three-year old who was intent on getting some peaches.

At least it's good to show that people are caring for the healthcare problem very much and hopefully there comes the attention of the socialty. Almost in every corner of the world the insurance companies can find various reasons to turn down your care requests. They have talking power because people are forced to get insuranced at appointed companies which I find silly.

Word got out in Roane County that there was going to be a "recess rally" in Rockwood and several folks decided to show up for the Amrican Plan side. Funny thing, the Anti's never showed up.