Inspired by one-man “Monument Militia” Chris Cox, citizens from coast to coast and beyond continue to fill the void left by the government shutdown. This group on Saturday headed to the Pearl Harbor Memorial to pick up trash and “mow for America,” reportedly under threat of fines and possible imprisonment.
@michellemalkin @TwitchyTeam @glennbeck making shirts at 1am HST. #MowForAmerica tmrw at PrlHbr because of #shutdown pic.twitter.com/xiYLZr1LJr
— James Devuyst (@JamesDeVuyst) October 12, 2013
@TwitchyTeam Ranger: fines and imprisonment if enter grounds. #MowForAmerica did it anyway #sorrynotsorry #shutdown pic.twitter.com/ErN1GtYp6W
— James Devuyst (@JamesDeVuyst) October 12, 2013
#mowforamerica, clean your national parks and memorials! @ Pearl Harbor http://t.co/l9vYvHmUDR
— Allison (@AllisonDevuyst) October 12, 2013
@TwitchyTeam #MowForAmerica! Pearl Harbor pic.twitter.com/XNTzkjq49t
— James Devuyst (@JamesDeVuyst) October 12, 2013
@michellemalkin @TwitchyTeam #MowForAmerica at Pearl Harbor. #NationalDayOfService #hawaii cleaned up grounds! pic.twitter.com/cBnM2CAzHS
— James Devuyst (@JamesDeVuyst) October 12, 2013
You can read more about the group at its website and Facebook page.
