Sarah Palin has condemned the Obama Administration's policies at a rally for the Tea Party Express on Boston Common. Some in the crowd were enthusiastic in their disapproval of the President, and others were skeptical of Palin. Palin's message was to lower taxes, lessen spending and smaller government. Americans now spend one hundred days out of the year working for government before we even start earning money for ourselves, she said. This was the penultimate rally for the Tea Party Express, which began in Searchlight, Nevada and will end in Washington. The crowd appeared to be a few thousand, but the Boston Police have no crowd estimates. Many of the rally's participants held American flags and Don't Tread on Me' banners. The crowd cheered at Palin's anti-Obama rhetoric. Palin parodied Obama's campaign slogans with When they say yes we can, we'll say oh no you don't.' and concluded with 'We'll keep clinging to our Constitution, and our guns and religion, but you can keep the change."