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ReTeaParty PodCast Week 4

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Welcome to the fourth edition of our ReTea Party Weekly PodCast. Here you can get the latest update on all ReTeaParty activities, information on how to promote and organize your event, and some insight into the non-partisan principles of constitutional government that demand respect for the American tradition in the face of Washington D.C.’s irresponsibility. Please check back every week for the newest edition or subscribe to our podcast feed:

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$12.8 trillion and growing

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

The US Government and Federal Reserve have spent, lent, and committed $12.8 trillion since last year. This amount is almost as much as the entire US GDP last year.

Expect this mind boggling number to grow by leaps and bounds over the coming year, unless we the people put a stop to this fiscal insanity.

Read the article here.

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SIGN THE FREEDOM TO TRADE PETITION

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

There is an international effort to obtain millions of signatures for a petition for free trade to present at the upcoming G20 summit meetings. Supporters of free trade can view and sign the petition here.

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CEO in Chief

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Do we truly comprehend the monumental nature of Obama’s announcement regarding GM & Chrysler yesterday? Our president effectively fired the CEO of GM, commanded GM to present yet another business plan, and ordered Chrysler to initiate the process of selling out to a foreign automaker.

This is a complete contradiction of free market capitalism and a gross affront to the Constitution. Add in the fact that the US Government is running nearly $2 trillion budget deficits, sports a $11 trillion national debt, and has devalued its own currency by 30% in the last seven years; yet, it has the gall to demand a better business plan from a private corporation?

What can we do about it? First, we can protest at the Tea Party rallies. We need millions, not thousands. Our Constitution is under assault. Our economic foundation is under assault.

But more importantly, at the appropriate times, we can vote out every single politician who voted YES on the bailouts. Until we elect candidates who are unabashedly committed to limited government, a strict adherence to the Constitution, and free market capitalism, we will continue to witness these tyrannical actions. And make sure you take a look at their actual voting records. Talk is cheap. Actions always speak louder than words.

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