One recurrent theme - everybody I talked to brought this up on their own - was the acrimony between Dems who were once all united in their Bush hate. It came as no surprise to hear people say they're no longer talking politics with certain friends, no longer visiting certain blogs, and no longer watching certain news shows. A couple of folks shamefacedly confessed that they've started watching Fox News b/c, in the words of Ed Rendell, they are evenhanded in their dislike of Obama and Clinton.
Speaking of Fox, O'Reilly was the only show to cover the event, AFAIK. I think it's going to get some coverage on his show tonight. I'm sure he got a kick out of the anti-Keith Olbermann signs.
Oh, somebody had a sign about Olbermann being the Worst Person in the World.
I think my favorite sign was "Problematic White Woman". [ Parent ]
I didn't see the O'Reilly people either - I think I left too early. I was there from 8 till 9:30 or so. But I read that somebody from The O'Reilly Factor interviewed people.
It was great. I would estimate about 100 people showed up, which is pretty much what I expected. Mostly women (of all ages). It was very empowering. I'm really glad I went. [ Parent ]
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