The military is still getting the biggest chunk of your tax dollar

The last-minute tradition of people around the country rushing to file their taxes before tonight’s midnight deadline hasn’t changed this year. What is a little different includes people taking to the streets in what they bill “Tea Parties”, which they compare to the Boston Tea Parties’ opposition to British rule. Today’s tea partiers are mostly conservatives and libertarians, protesting Wall Street’s bail out. But there is also another group of protesters out today, much smaller in numbers, and with a diminished profile, who are boycotting Tax Day because of military spending. As FSRN’s Leigh Ann Caldwell reports, the military still gets the largest chunk of your tax dollar.