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22 OCTOBER 2010 - PHOENIX, AZ: BILL DEMSKI, from Glendale, AZ, and an opponent of the Tea Party, argues with police before a Tea Party rally Friday. The police asked Demski to leave the venua because the organizers had rented the space. About 300 people attended a Tea Party rally on the lawn of the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix Friday. They demanded lower taxes, less government spending, repeal of the health care reform bill, and strengthening of the US side of the US - Mexican border. They listened to Arizona politicians and applauded wildly when former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and her son, Trig, made a surprise appearance. The event was a part of the Tea Party Express bus tour that is crossing the United States. Photo by Jack Kurtz

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Sarah Palin and the Tea Party Express in Phoenix
22 OCTOBER 2010 - PHOENIX, AZ: BILL DEMSKI, from Glendale, AZ, and an opponent of the Tea Party, argues with police before a Tea Party rally Friday. The police asked Demski to leave the venua because the organizers had rented the space. About 300 people attended a Tea Party rally on the lawn of the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix Friday. They demanded lower taxes, less government spending, repeal of the health care reform bill, and strengthening of the US side of the US - Mexican border. They listened to Arizona politicians and applauded wildly when former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and her son, Trig, made a surprise appearance. The event was a part of the Tea Party Express bus tour that is crossing the United States. Photo by Jack Kurtz
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