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What impact will today's rally have?

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A big one. Change is ... ( 30% )
Not that much. ( 3% )
Some impact. People a... ( 10% )

None at all. ( 59%

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent ... 86361.html

None at all 60%

Theodore Kim/Reporter:
Tweets colleague Ian McCann: "I'm hearing the same message I do at Tea Party rallies: the government isn't listening to us."


This was one of the tweets there!

None at all 70%.

Also next to that poll is one that asks if TX should adopt the AZ law and it is YES 56%
to NO - 45%

Don't forget to vote on that poll too!

None at all 75%.

Poll was closed by the time I got to it, but here are some memorable tweets.

[quote]1:59
Theodore Kim/Reporter:
Chris: No estimates yet. We're guessing the number is in the tens of thousands.

2:04
Theodore Kim/Reporter:
Another dispatch from Dianne Solis:

As marchers began to fill the streets, they mingled with demonstrators from a separate protest calling for the legalization of marijuana, attendees of an Asian festival at a nearby museum, and partiers from a colorful Indian wedding in the groom, bride and revelers danced along Ross Avenue to bhangra music. ROFMLAO!!!!

At 1:30 p.m., Bishop Kevin Farrell of the Catholic Diocese of Dallas came out of the Cathedral Santuario de Guadalupe to greet the crowd.

Speaking first in Spanish, the Irish-born Farrell proclaimed: “In the name of God, we are going to struggle.â€