"The Second Amendment is there to protect us from losing the rest of them," said Adam Brisebois, 34, of Hudson, who cradled his 3-year-old daughter on his right shoulder and a rifle on the left. "If we don't fight, we'll lose our rights."
Thursday's rally, organized by tea party leaders, drew nearly 500 people, many of them waving signs and carrying loaded weapons, to the state capital. Conservative leaders elsewhere report a wave of similar protests as grass-roots activists from Florida to Colorado seize on a new rallying cry for a tea party movement, which is trying to recover from a painful 2012 election season.
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There is another rally in Annapolis on Wed. Feb. 6th on Lawyer’s Mall - Across from the State House at 100 State Circle at 11:30.., I'll be there, you should be too.
This is not just a gun issue but about government taking your rights away.I wish there was the same outrage about property rights and enviromental entities.
lets fill the capitol and show just how serious we are.
omalley we are strong and determined. we will stand strong.
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