Washington, D.C. — 200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the  and to demand that Bush be or resign as Commander-in-Chief. A series of speakers included a 96 year old great grandmother, and a law student that led a protest against a speech given by  . The speeches were followed by the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of President Bush from the stage. The crowd, which had already been in a frenzy, chanted in unison: “ Bush step down! Bush step down! ” After it fell, protesters kicked and cursed at the fallen mass of chicken wire and construction paper. Some protesters got more visual and burned a mock US flag that contained corporate logos instead of stars as at least one protester yelled that the flag burners were "  Plants."
Washington, D.C. — 200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that Bush be or resign as Commander-in-Chief. A series of speakers included a 96 year old great grandmother, and a law student that led a protest against a speech given by Gonzales . The speeches were followed by the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of President Bush from the stage. The crowd, which had already been in a frenzy, chanted in unison: " Bush step down! Bush step down! " After it fell, protesters kicked and cursed at the fallen mass of chicken wire and construction paper. Some protesters got more visual and burned a mock US flag that contained corporate logos instead of stars as at least one protester yelled that the flag burners were " FBI Plants."
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