Or organize a demo or actions that are more effective.
I've said more than enough about ANSWER, but the problem with permitted demos in Washington, DC is that they have to break the 200,000 mark before the Washington Post (and the rest of the mainstream media) treats it seriously. If you are just doing a rally and march, you are competing with historical big protests like the Million Man March and the Promise Keepers.
The Post couldn't even be bothered to put an article about the protests on the front page of Sunday's newspaper. They did run a photo of the protests on the bottom of the front page, but the article underneath it was about Bush's trip to Mexico. The article about the protests was put into the Metro section. Not good for a protest of 100,000 that had been billed as a national event.
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