Today's tea party in Washington D.C is one part of the 9/12 project. The Washington D.C tea party and the 9/12 project hope to convince more Americans today that Barack Obama and terrorists will kill us all. The tea party in Washington D.C.is mainly about tax protests, though the "9/12 Taxpayer March" will likely address more than that. Today's Washington D.C. tea party is the culmination of Glenn Beck's 9/12 project, and his ever-controversial efforts to either wake America up, or push it to civil war - depending on who one asks.

The tea party in Washington D.C. is gathering the usual brand of tea party protestors that made headlines back in April. Tax time is months away, yet this latest tea party is using 9/11 to slam tax policy this time around.

The 9/12 project of Glenn Beck is leading the tea party charge today. Months after Beck formed the 9/12 project to attract like-minded Americans, the actual day of 9/12 finally arrives for Beck and his "real Americans."

Beck, like many conservatives pundits, argues for a time like 9/12/2001, when all of America was united the day after the World Trade Center attacks, and there was no partisan bickering - and no Kenyan socialists threatening to move in the White House. As part of his 9/12 mission, Beck has promoted the Washington D.C. tea party endlessly.The 9/12 Taxpayer March promises that 1,000 individual groups are coming together on Washington D.C. to make their voices heard. The rallies formed at the Lincoln Memorial at 9 a.m. est, and will come together at the Capitol Building at 1 p.m. Beck and company hope to have over a million people attend.

While this tea party mainly protests the "ever increasing tax burden" Beck has much more ambitious goals in mind. The 9/12 project marches are his latest attempt to get America back on the right-wing bandwagon, and focus on killing terrorists and foiling Obama's Communist plans.Beck comes into 9/12 on a bit of a roll, having withstood the advertising boycotts against him thus far, and having been credited for getting Obama advisor Van Jones fired. A big showing with the 9/12 project tea party may prove that he isn't going away anytime soon - and neither .