Only recently, President Barack Obama had been a part of the most important global gathering of leaders on the land of American since 1945, and here he got agreement on the securing of all nuclear materials from terrorists. Now, it might seem a little out of place to be raising questions about where the country is going, but organizers and participants of the Tea Party Movement do not think so.

Established back in 2009, the Tea Party Movement initially did not gather much attention, but today people involved with the rally are more popular than the Republicans, when it comes to the opposers of the ruling party.

The pin-up of the participants is Sarah Palin, who had headlined the first ever Tea Party convention in February and who marked tax day which happened this week with a bitter speech in which she denounced all the Government spending. "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should", she said.

The basis of the Tea Party is a mistrust of all politicians, the dislike people feel for Mr. Obama, resentment of all the taxes and a pure hatred of the Government bailouts of Wall Street and the vehicles industry while the whole country was struggling with the recession.

The Tea Party movement and rally participants and organizers feel that although Mr. Obama was elected, he is having troubles holding the country together.