Dan Rather anchors coverage of the inauguration of George Bush as the 41st president of the United States.
This portion begins at 12:30 p.m. Eastern time, immediately after the inaugural address, and features Ronald Reagan’s departure from the Capitol.
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http://understoryproductions.com/ Bush Inauguration 2001 is the final scene of the film A Year In The Streets by Cascadia Media Collective. I made this movie in 2001 from footage we took from many large and small demonstrations around the country. Check out scenes from WTO Seattle and more at my new site — www.understoryproductions.com
Before forming Under Story, Randy Shadowalker was the director and editor for CMC and produced this video.
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Just in time for the 2008 Presidential Election, here is one of my favorite throwback episodes of “A DIFFERENT WORLD”. This was done during the 1992 Presidential Election Race between George Bush (the father), Bill Clinton, and Ross Perot!
The official episode title is “The Little Mister”. Episode #126 during the 6th season. ENJOY!
Duration : 0:2:21
W deserved every single boo he received from the crowd! I respect the Presidency. Unfortunately for America and the world, Bush didn’t! Cheers at the end were when VP Biden appeared on screen
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Barack Obama Inauguration Day [OATH] (Historic Moment!)The President Barack Obama Swearing In D.C
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Tea Party Co-Founder: Concept Has Been Hijacked By False Left/Right Paradigm.
In short time, desperate partisans were soiling the sheets.
Steve Watson,
Infowars.net
Monday, Nov 30, 2009.
The co-founder of the modern day Tea Party political protests has slammed imitators of the concept, referring to them as partisan political perverts.
Constitutionalist grass roots activist Chad Peace was part of the original team of people who organised Boston Tea Party re-enactment protests in 50 different cities in late 2007, in support of Congressman Ron Pauls presidential campaign.
The protests became extremely popular, and continued throughout 2008 and into 2009, prompting thousands of people to engage in peaceful political protest.
Tea Party protests earlier this year prompted the FBI to initiate a comprehensive surveillance program, and in some cases the National Guard was even readied as a response.
Chad Peace says he was proud to be a part of a movement calling for government accountability, honesty, respect, and sincerity, but he now reveals his disgust at what he sees as a hijacking of the Tea Party concept by golden idols.
I was convinced that the average American was beginning to see through the veil of scripted partisan sermons, designed to coddle fears and perpetuate the superficial battle between a left and right. Peace writes in a commentary article.
However, Peace states that over the course of the last year, the Tea Party movement has been co-opted.
In short time, desperate partisans were soiling the sheets. Peace writes.
At some point, reality began piercing my passion. The tea party boat started becoming a wagon of whiners. Propelled by the moving mouths on TV and the talking heads of such ironically named organizations such as the American Family Association the movement lost its focus. he continues.
A movement founded on the principles of independent analysis, it has become a yelling fest for punch-drunk cynics armed with incoherent talking points.
Revelations of staged Tea Party protests organised by Fox News and Glenn Beck have served to frame the concept within a strictly mainline conservative political focus. Not only that but they have provided the left leaning media mouthpieces with ammunition to attack and ridicule what started out as a legitimate grassroots activist success story.
The common conception of the Tea Party protest now languishes a far cry from its Libertarian begininngs.
What I see is a bunch of people reciting partisan political sermons, coddling fears, and perpetuating a superficial battle between left and right; drowning the well intentioned idealists that remain. Chad Peace writes.
However, Peace does believe that the movement can be taken back and still act as a force for political change.
As the battle rages, I have more faith than ever that an independent revolution will come. When the absurdity of our political process rises to the point where tea bags become a right wing rally cry and the left still manages to drop in the polls, there is a growing opportunity for the increasingly disenchanted to drive a stake right down the middle.
INFOWARS.com
PrisonPlanet.com
PrisonPlanet.TV
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The corporate interests did it before and they will do it again if Democrats and Republicans keep selling out the American taxpayers.
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The end of the Parade from the 2009 Presidential Inauguration. Taken on January 20, 2009.
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http://tinyurl.com/75pau3 – George W Bush-EX-President – Inauguration Day-Jan 20 2009-LAST DAY
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My reply to today’s despicable RNC fearmongering ad