Mary Dichard

Many Americans are voicing their concerns about the Obama administration's economic bailout plan. Protests were staged in several cities yesterday, including one in San Marcos. Bobcat Update's Mary Dichard tells us more.

Texas State students and San Marcos residents exercised their first amendment right to assemble yesterday at the Tax Day Tea Party. The nationwide protests were named after the Boston Tea Party that occurred more than 200 years ago. University students marched from the campus to the Hays County Courthouse where they met with some city residents to oppose President Obama's spending policies.

SB: Dylan Matthews (00:10)

The activists also voiced their disdain for the Federal Reserve. They want more transparency in government and are worried that inflation is ahead.

SB: Craig Young…fiscal conservatism (00:11)(Precinct Coordinator)

SB: Mary Dichard-stand up and sign out