Tea Party Movement: The Wave Of The Future

Tea Party Patriots is launching a Perpetual Legislative Watch/Congressional Accountability Project. We have already been watching the legislators for the past 20 months. We have no intention of letting up now. On the weekend of November 12 – 14, local coordinators from around the country will meet with the incoming Congressional freshmen for an orientation. We will have legislative experts who will guide the freshmen on how to first defund and ultimately repeal government controlled health care.

We will have economic experts to help them understand the things they will need to do to reduce the federal deficit and restore fiscal sanity to the country. We will have experts who can provide guidance on how to restore Constitutional governance to the country. Have you voted for or against Tea Party ? We will help them to bond together to restore the Constitution in the upcoming legislative session. Finally, we want them to know that if they do the right thing, they will have the support of the people.

Bachmann

Senior House Republican staff members said that while the party’s leaders were eager to have a woman and a Tea Party member in their upper ranks, they were concerned about Ms. Bachmann’s high rate of staff turnover and were not sure she would be willing to deliver the party’s message rather than her own. They were also concerned about her high-profile faux pas, like the claim about the expense of Mr. Obama’s Asia trip or the time on MSNBC’s “Hardball” when she suggested that Mr. Has changed the argument your opinion on Tea Party ? Obama might have “anti-American views.” Both of those statements put fellow Republicans in the uncomfortable position of having to either defend her or distance themselves from one of their own.

A New Movement

Who would have ever thought the Tea Party Movement would make such a difference in the 2010 mid-term elections? About one-third of voters associated themselves with the Tea Party and its goals. This Party is not a political party one can join—like the Democrat, Republican, or Libertarian parties. It is rather a highly ene. getic, decentralized force.

BY Cindy Lewis

November 20, 2010

Source: www.americasnewsonline.com

27.11.2010