DC: The Rally to Restore Sanity/ Fear

Monday, 1 November 2010, 11:29 am
Press Release: The Scoop Team

DC: The Rally to Restore Sanity/ Fear

Some youtube clips of the rally to restore sanity/ fear which took place on Saturday in Washington DC. The rally was organised by Comedy Central talk show hosts John Stewart and Stephen Colbert. Hundreds of thousands of people followed the duo onto the National Mall calling for sanity in politics.

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