This country is long overdue for another bloody revolution.

Those aren't actual bikers. Not anything close to being Hell's Angel types.

They're retired motorcycle riders that attend evangelical churches and go on nice weekend rides in packs with their lifelong wives. They're about as dangerous as a gang of mo-ped riders.

Even EasyMoPed riders have been known to get mad. I will head to DC also if they take out our Pres. :)

Haven't the Million Man Marches and the Million Moron Mommy Marches been done to death? They always end in small numbers and disappointment. And D.C. just shrugs and ignores them anyway. As a matter of policy, the pols and bureaucrats can't really afford to give in to armed peasants with pitchforks. Unless they're finally serious about exercising those Second Amendment rights and come to D.C. ready to make use of some of those 400 million guns they have.

There is a long history of Million Moron Marches in this country, starting with the ones during the early Thirties from the WW I veterans. Those didn't end well either. 17,000 WW I vets and their families (43,000 people total) went to D.C. The feds - led by Army Chief of Staff MacArthur and his aide Major Dwight Eisenhower - overran them with six tanks and burned their camp across the Potomac, shot a few people, then because it all looked so bad, the feds did toss them some work, in part to get them out of D.C. and to stop hanging around looking so pathetic. So many of them ended up down in Florida, building bridges to connect some of those little islands off the Florida coast to the mainland. Then a hurricane came along and nobody bothered to warn them and many of them, hundreds of them, got killed as you can find in Wiki's 1935 Labor Day hurricane article.

Interestingly, this was an early deployment of Hollyweird to generate political fodder.

MGM released the movie Gabriel Over the White House in March 1933, the month Roosevelt was sworn in as president. Produced by William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan Pictures, it depicted a fictitious President Hammond who, in the film's opening scenes, refuses to deploy the military against a march of the unemployed and instead creates an "Army of Construction" to work on public works projects until the economy recovers.[28] First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt judged the movie's treatment of veterans superior to Hoover's.

So the New Deal and the FDR's CCC had some political roots in the Bonus March and Hollyweird's production of a movie about a wise and compassionate Democrat prez starting a CCC under a New Deal while criticizing a Republican president (Herbert Hoover). It was miserable Fascist Era propaganda of course. And Hearst's involvement should surprise no one. So we shouldn't have any surprise when Hollyweird dangles a series about a wonderful Dem prez like West Wing in front of the public for seven years, starting in 1999. Why not? Hollyweird had gotten more mileage out of far less material. Here's a sample of the opening of the Gabriel movie.

Like that Hearst propaganda movie, Gabriel Over The White House, made on a shoestring budget as Dem propaganda clear back in the Thirties. Notice the Congress is talking impeachment when the prez marches in to defend stimulus spending by putting more money in people's pockets to spend and, when they object, he threatens them with martial law and stomps out of the House. Bizarre but not unrelated to what we see today in Hollyweird's sad-ass little propaganda movies.

Wiki: Bonus Army
WorldWar1.com: THE SAD TALE OF THE BONUS MARCHERS

I wouldn't pack my torch and pitchfork and head for D.C. any time soon. It never seems to work. And it probably won't work for evangelical weekend motorcycle hobbyists trying to dress up as a few thousand biker badasses.

If this march becomes necessary, I think that rally will be vastly different from its predecessors.