Fayette County Tea Party At Georgia Capitol

VIDEOS ARE UP! . Wednesday, February 23, 2011. Atlanta, GA. Over a dozen members of the South Atlanta Tea Party traveled to the Georgia State Capitol to participate with Tea Party members from across the state in a counter rally in support of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, against the rally called by "Organizing for America" and Unions such as the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and the AFL-CIO.

Watch as these union members and supporters get in the faces of the Tea Party Patriots. They are yelling and putting their fingers in the faces of Tea Party Patriots and yelling!<br />
<br />
The Tea Party Patriots were not allowed by police along the street where the union supporters were having their rally. However, the union members and supporters, as you can see, WERE allowed, unrestricted, to confront the Tea Party Patriots in the area where they were confined.<br />
<br />
Wednesday, February 23, 2011.<br />
Atlanta, GA. Over a dozen members of the South Atlanta Tea Party traveled to the Georgia State Capitol to participate with Tea Party members from around the state in a counter rally in support of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to the rally called by "Organizing for America" and Unions such as the Service Employees International Union.<br />
SEIU and the AFL-CIO.<br />
<br />
Union members and supporters wave their signs and taunt Georgia Tea Party members as they walk past.

1 / 130

Watch as these union members and supporters get in the faces of the Tea Party Patriots. They are yelling and putting their fingers in the faces of Tea Party Patriots and yelling!

The Tea Party Patriots were not allowed by police along the street where the union supporters were having their rally. However, the union members and supporters, as you can see, WERE allowed, unrestricted, to confront the Tea Party Patriots in the area where they were confined.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011.
Atlanta, GA. Over a dozen members of the South Atlanta Tea Party traveled to the Georgia State Capitol to participate with Tea Party members from around the state in a counter rally in support of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to the rally called by "Organizing for America" and Unions such as the Service Employees International Union.
SEIU and the AFL-CIO.

Union members and supporters wave their signs and taunt Georgia Tea Party members as they walk past.