In the “Back of the Book” segment last week, Glenn Beck traveled to Rome. No, he was not made a cardinal. He was meeting with Tea Party groups from all over the world. Apparently, Beck is trying to reignite the Tea Party movement, and he joins us now from New York City.
A new poll here in Texas confirms what some political analysts believe about the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate seat in Texas that’s being vacated by Kay Bailey Hutchison. The poll, by the University of Texas and the Texas Tribune, shows the frontrunner is still the current Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst. He has 38 percent in the survey that was conducted between February 8 and 15.
The Ocean State Tea Party in Action has launched a new website, according to Lisa Blais, who heads up the organizaion.
By Geoff Folsom, The Marietta Daily Journal MARIETTA — The Georgia Tea Party is hoping an event in Marietta today will be the start of a national phenomenon. The organization will unveil its “Marietta Declaration” at 3 p.m. today at 900 Roswell St. in Marietta. Due to the chance of rain, the event, which is [...]
By Toni Momberger, Redlands Daily Facts – The Sun The Tea Party Patriots in Redlands have gotten commitments from all five vying for the San Bernardino County Supervisor seat to participate in a forum March 1. The declared candidates are current Supervisor Neil Derry, San Manuel Band of Indians Chairman James Ramos, former mayor of [...]
The tea party isn’t dead. It’s just looking down ballot. While fiscal conservatives remain split over the GOP presidential candidates, grassroots activists are coalescing around a stellar slate of limited-government candidates looking to reinforce and reenergize the right in Washington.
While the vandals are on the street corners, the Tea Party conservatives they’re working state houses, the governorships, the mayorships, the Senate, the House. See, they understand, they’ve read the Constitution.
The Tea Party and the NAACP are at opposite ends of the political spectrum on a lot of things, but on one pressing issue in Tallahassee they are in sync: prison privatization. As the Senate prepares again to debate the controversial issue, the Tea Party and the nation’s oldest civil rights group have issued statements opposing the proposed outsourcing of more than two dozen South Florida prisons.
On Monday 13, February 2012, at noon, in Medford Oregon, a demonstration will take place at Vogel Plaza against the passing of the NDAA. What is unusual about this action, and could be an indication of similar actions on other issues, is that it is uniting American citizens from across the political spectrum. The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which was signed into law on December 31, 2011, is an assault on freedom and civil liberties.
U.S. Rep. Kristi Noem, R-S.D., said she has not yet decided whether to join the House’s Tea Party Caucus.
© 2012 RE Tea Party. All Rights Reserved. Log in -