PJTV Tea Party Coverage of Knoxville
Here is video of the tea party coverage of Knoxville, including some interviews.
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Parker Smith,
Registration was not required when I put up the link yesterday. It now is.
Hi, there, saw you and your hubby working away at the Knoxville Tea party. I was really disappointed that our Blount County paper used an AP compilation story as their "coverage" of the event as there was no specific mention of the Knoxville gathering. I called the managing editor this morning to express my deep disappointment that a staff reporter wasn't assigned to cover the story. The editor bemoaned about staff cut backs and the fact that they pay AP $100,000 a year so they like to get their money's worth. After I hung up, it crossed my mind that I should have suggested they contact you and your husband and Pajama's Media to see if your content was available for purchase.
Hi michaele,
You should have come up and let us interview you! We were having some trouble with our equipment for a while but it all worked out. I was disappointed with the lack of coverage although the News-Sentinel did a front page story which was good, though they said there were only 1700 people there and from what I saw, it certainly looked like more.
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