American Right to Life attempts Guinness record at DNC
By Politicker StaffAmerican Right to Life attempted to set a new Guinness record by unfurling the world's largest protest sign in the mountains to the west of Denver.
The 530 foot tall and 666 foot wide sign contains three, 160 foot tall, vertically-stacked bright yellow letters: "D N C". On top of the three letters appeared the text:
Destroys
uNborn
Children
American Right to Life Action president Steve Curtis hit the Democratic party and their presidential nominee.
"The tiniest boys and girls should be loved and protected," Curtis said, "but as nominating Barack Obama emphasizes, the DNC even supports killing kids in the womb old enough to know their mother's voice, sleep and dream, suck their thumbs, and play with their toes."
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