Candle Power
FAIR Was There - Update 1/31: Video Available!
Friday night in Nashville is like a Friday night in any other city in the country. People sit in traffic trying to get home to
family so they may unwind from the hectic work week, or make their way along the crowded streets to meet friends at bars and restaurants to wash away the work week with a drink or a glass of wine. But, last Friday night things were different in Music City, USA. Instead of thinking of their own comfort, or their desire to put their feet up after a hard week, hundreds gathered in a small parking lot on Nashville's south side to do something for their nation.
They lit a candle of hope. Watch the video (Windows Media)
The crowd of 500-600 people came together in a peaceful candlelight vigil to Save the American Worker at Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist's modest Nashville office. The crowd asked Sen. Frist (who was not in attendance) to take a leadership role in stopping the proposed guest worker amnesty in the Senate before it has the opportunity to further destroy America's middle class.
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