A billowing charcoal-gray air mass bore down from the northwest Friday as Ralph Reed stepped to the microphone.
Far from being dismayed by the darkening sky, Reed, former chairman of the Georgia Republican Party, looked at the bright side.
He smiled as he looked out at his sweating audience of hundreds of people at the second anti-tax Tea Party held this year at Rousakis Plaza.
“Aren’t we glad,” asked Reed, also former head of the Christian Coalition, “that the good Lord has given us this cloud cover to cool us off?”
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