(A big thank you to all of our speakers for making a powerful statement.)
J. D. Mulane from the Bucks County Courier Times covered the conference and an AP reporter stood in the background the entire time without taking
notes--and, of course, there was no story.
To view the conference, click the link and scroll slightly down our webpage.
Tri-State Repeal ObamaCare Presser, 3/23/12
Special Note: The National Park Service would not allow us to use a low
volume microphone. Very curious.
The Rally for Religious Freedom, attended by a couple thousand (at least 2500)--not a couple hundred as reported by the media--was a huge success. Balmy weather, excellent speakers, and a well mannered crowd--except for the Occupy protesters--made the Rally a pleasant experience.
Photos courtesy of Rick Eckert
It was terrific to see so many folks of different faiths come together in protest
of the Health and Human Services mandate that requires Catholic Institutions to provide its employees with health insurance plans that cover
birth control, abortifacients, and sterilization services despite the church's grave moral objections
By the way, the Occupy dissenters were boisterous and vulgar. One reporter, who identified himself as an AP journalistthat is part of the "Occupy reporters pool," insisted that protesters should be permitted to shout obscenities--no matter how crude, bigoted, or offensive.
Not surprising at all. And just exactly what is the "Occupy reporters pool?"
On behalf of the Association Board of Directors,
Teri Adams
