A protester in front of The New York Times building on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010 intended to send a message that he is fed up with the media's "left-wing bias." The Tell The Truth Rally, hosted by TeaParty365, proceeded to Rockefeller Center to continue their demonstration at NBC headquarters
Protesters in front of The New York Times building on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010 intended to send a message that they're fed up with the media's "left-wing bias." The Tell The Truth Rally, hosted by TeaParty365, proceeded to Rockefeller Center to continue their demonstration at NBC headquarters.
A protester in front of The New York Times building on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010 intended to send a message that she is fed up with the media's "left-wing bias." The Tell The Truth Rally, hosted by TeaParty365, proceeded to Rockefeller Center to continue their demonstration at NBC headquarters.
Protesters in front of The New York Times building on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010 intended to send a message that they're fed up with the media's "left-wing bias." The Tell The Truth Rally, hosted by TeaParty365, proceeded to Rockefeller Center to continue their demonstration at NBC headquarters.
A protester grants an interview to a reporter in front of The New York Times building on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010. Demonstrators at the Tell The Truth Rally, hosted by TeaParty365, intended to send a message that they're fed up with the media's "left-wing bias."
Protesters in front of The New York Times building on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010 intended to send a message that they're fed up with the media's "left-wing bias." The Tell The Truth Rally, hosted by TeaParty365, proceeded to Rockefeller Center to continue their demonstration at NBC headquarters.
President and founder of Media Research Center, Brent Bozell addresses a crowd of protesters in front of The New York Times building on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010. Demonstrators at the Tell The Truth Rally, hosted by TeaParty365, intended to send a message that they're fed up with the media's "left-wing bias."
A protester dons a button with a message in front of The New York Times building on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010. TeaParty356, hosts of the Tell The Truth Rally, intended to send a message that they're fed up with the media's "left-wing bias."