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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
April 15th Sun Dome Tampa Tea Party
The Tampa 912 / Tea Party Coalition presents the Tax Day Tea Party April 15th at the USF Sun Dome.
Freedom-loving Americans are coming to take our country back on April 15th at the USF Sun Dome.
Join them for the Bay Area's largest Tax Day Tea Party event ever!
This event is for traditional-minded citizens who want to take our country back to America's founding principles and traditional values.
Marco Rubio will speak on America Exceptionalism.
Other speakers will address:
Stimulus Spending
National Security
The Latin Americanization of Federal Finances
Climate Change Alarmism and the Left
Dodgy Climate Change Science
Amnesty
Expensive Floridian Rail Boondoggles
There will be live music , singers and entertainment.Food will be available in concession stand so you can come straight from work.
Tickets begin at $10 dollars Doors Open at 5:30 PM Event Begins at 6:30PMEvent will end by 9:00PMPre-event Old-Time Tea Party Rally on Fowler Ave in front of USF from 4PM - 5:30PM..This will be a revival of the conservative spirit for all freedom loving citizens of the greater Tampa Bay area and is family friendly.
http://taxdaytampabay.com/
Freedom-loving Americans are coming to take our country back on April 15th at the USF Sun Dome.
Join them for the Bay Area's largest Tax Day Tea Party event ever!
This event is for traditional-minded citizens who want to take our country back to America's founding principles and traditional values.
Marco Rubio will speak on America Exceptionalism.
Other speakers will address:
Stimulus Spending
National Security
The Latin Americanization of Federal Finances
Climate Change Alarmism and the Left
Dodgy Climate Change Science
Amnesty
Expensive Floridian Rail Boondoggles
There will be live music , singers and entertainment.Food will be available in concession stand so you can come straight from work.
Tickets begin at $10 dollars Doors Open at 5:30 PM Event Begins at 6:30PMEvent will end by 9:00PMPre-event Old-Time Tea Party Rally on Fowler Ave in front of USF from 4PM - 5:30PM..This will be a revival of the conservative spirit for all freedom loving citizens of the greater Tampa Bay area and is family friendly.
http://taxdaytampabay.com/
Friday, February 19, 2010
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
David Hanson from World Net Daily video of Speech Given at Plant City Tea Party!
Below are the video links for the speech as given by David Hanson at the Plant City Tea Party. If this does not give you reason to understand that the youth of our country get it nothing does.
Part 1
Part 2
You can here David on Accent Radio many times on Friday with Jerry Hughes.
Friday, January 8, 2010
NOV 4, 2008 R.I.P.
Professor Joseph Olson of Hamline University School of Law, St. Paul, Minnesota, points out some interesting facts concerning last November's Presidential election:
Number of States won by:
Number of States won by:
Obama: 19 McCain: 29
Square miles of land won by:
Square miles of land won by:
Obama: 580,000 McCain: 2,427,000
Population of counties won by:
Population of counties won by:
Obama: 127 million McCain: 143 million
Murder rate per 100,000 residents in counties won by:
Obama: 13.2 McCain: 2.1
Obama: 13.2 McCain: 2.1
Professor Olson adds: "In aggregate, the map of the territory McCain won was mostly the land owned by the taxpaying citizens of the country. Obama territory mostly encompassed those citizens living in low income tenements and living off various forms of government welfare..." Olson believes the United States is now somewhere between the "complacency and apathy" phase of Professor Tyler's definition of democracy, with some forty percent of the nation's population already having reached the "governmental dependency" phase. If Congress grants amnesty and citizenship to twenty million criminal invaders called illegals and they vote, then we can say goodbye to the USA in fewer than five years.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
THERE HAS NEVER BEEN ANOTHER AMERICA!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJdrronO_QQ&feature=related
This is a video shot at the Plant City Tea Party!
This is a video shot at the Plant City Tea Party!
NOT ONE RED CENT POST PLANT CITY TEA PARTY!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Plant City Tea Party Gives Marco Rubio a Rousing Welcome
An enthusiastic crowd met in Plant City today to listen to Willie Lawson of BlogTalk Radio, Dr, Gonzalez-Orthopedic Surgeon and Marco Rubio, who will be facing Gov. Charlie Crist in the Republican primary race for the US Senate.
Lawson, active in the local Tea Party, warmed the crowd up and Dr. Gonzalez spoke passionately about the need to stop the Democrats from passing their version of health care reform. The crowd broke out in cheers when Dr. Gonzalez reported that Sen. Bernie Sanders had withdrawn his "single payer" amendment today after Sen. Tom Coburn forced a reading of the 767 page amendment. Both speakers noted the importance of voting for a conservative candidate rather than a "Dem lite" in the August Republican primary. There were no names mentioned but it was clear that Rubio was considered the conservative candidate. Rubio received a standing ovation when he took the stage. His message of personal and fiscal responsibility plays well across Florida and particularly resonates in Plant City, a small mostly rural community. After speaking, Rubio mingled with crowd answering questions and having his picture taken.
No one in this crowd was surprised that Rubio had tied Crist in the most recent Rasmussen poll-he was obviously their choice.
Cross posted at Carol's Closet
Plant City Tea Party Gives Marco Rubio a Rousing Welcome
An enthusiastic crowd met in Plant City today to listen to Willie Lawson of BlogTalk Radio, Dr, Gonzalez-Orthopedic Surgeon and Marco Rubio, who will be facing Gov. Charlie Crist in the Republican primary race for the US Senate.
Lawson, active in the local Tea Party, warmed the crowd up and Dr. Gonzalez spoke passionately about the need to stop the Democrats from passing their version of health care reform. The crowd broke out in cheers when Dr. Gonzalez reported that Sen. Bernie Sanders had withdrawn his "single payer" amendment today after Sen. Tom Coburn forced a reading of the 767 page amendment. Both speakers noted the importance of voting for a conservative candidate rather than a "Dem lite" in the August Republican primary. There were no names mentioned but it was clear that Rubio was considered the conservative candidate. Rubio received a standing ovation when he took the stage. His message of personal and fiscal responsibility plays well across Florida and particularly resonates in Plant City, a small mostly rural community. After speaking, Rubio mingled with crowd answering questions and having his picture taken.
No one in this crowd was surprised that Rubio had tied Crist in the most recent Rasmussen poll-he was obviously their choice.
Cross posted at Carol's Closet
A Veteran's Testimony!
A veteran who lives here in Plant City was personally invited by one of the organizers.
This gulf war veteran pulled me aside and had the following to say;
"The quality of the speakers here today are exceptional.....people who missed this event will never have any idea of how special this opportunity was.....Thanks for putting this together"
TEA PARTY just barely makes the pages of the Tampa Tribune
Steve Otto
sotto@tampatrib.com sotto@tampatrib.com
Published: December 18, 2009
It was the timing that made it so unlikely.
On a cloudy, breezy weekday in the middle of December, the idea of a political rally of any kind seemed out of place, especially at a park on the north edge of Plant City.
At four in the afternoon people usually are working - although in Plant City, where bad news has piled upon bad news all year, that's not so much true these days in a miserable recession.
At the least, they should be winding up Christmas shopping or getting groceries for a weekend of football and holiday parties. Elections still are far enough in the future that even the dreaded TV political ads are months away.
And this was less a political rally than a celebration of the first "tea party" back on Dec. 16, 1773.
Small groups came drifting in to where a small stage with a row of American flags had been set up. There were booths selling T-shirts, mostly with an eagle above the statement, "We're coming in 2010" on the back, and "Tea Party" on the front.
That's what this was, a "Tea Party." As best as I can determine the "Tea Party" crowd is made up mostly of people who are angry at the way government works (or doesn't) and believe America's values are being frittered away in the name of socialist ideas.
It was a good crowd of close to 400 people, which I suppose is relative when you consider more than 3,000 showed up a few months ago in Plant City for a job fair.
The media's fault
The first speaker was a man named Willie Dawson, who said he was a talk show host on a local radio station. He began by blaming everyone he could think of for our ills and especially the media, which he said was complicit in lying to the American people. Considering he was a member of that very group I couldn't tell if he was lying or not.
The main speaker was Marco Rubio, the former Miami legislator who is trying to out-conservative Charlie Crist for the Republican nomination for a seat in the United States Senate. If you believe the pollsters, he has drawn up almost even with the governor.
The glamour guys
You can see why Rubio is going to do well. He looks a little bit like ABC talking head George Stephanopoulos with a hair cut. He'll be able to hold his own when he goes up against Crist's deep tan.
He also understood this crowd. His populist message and call to return to less government and more traditional American values was right up their flag pole. He also has a relaxed style so that when someone asked him why he was running he was ready with an "I want to win the Nobel Peace Prize" answer.
A crowd followed him out for photographs and handshakes. A man wearing an "American Patriot" shirt told him, "I'm going to vote for you, but you'd better not lie like the rest of them and raise my taxes." Rubio smiled and kept going.
I asked him a little later if he saw himself as becoming the favorite of the Tea Party crowd. He said: "These people are less a party than the mainstream of America's thought. They aren't organized and they have many different concerns, but they want to be heard and we would be wise to listen."
Keyword: Otto Graphs, for more of Steve Otto's musings.
sotto@tampatrib.com sotto@tampatrib.com
Published: December 18, 2009
It was the timing that made it so unlikely.
On a cloudy, breezy weekday in the middle of December, the idea of a political rally of any kind seemed out of place, especially at a park on the north edge of Plant City.
At four in the afternoon people usually are working - although in Plant City, where bad news has piled upon bad news all year, that's not so much true these days in a miserable recession.
At the least, they should be winding up Christmas shopping or getting groceries for a weekend of football and holiday parties. Elections still are far enough in the future that even the dreaded TV political ads are months away.
And this was less a political rally than a celebration of the first "tea party" back on Dec. 16, 1773.
Small groups came drifting in to where a small stage with a row of American flags had been set up. There were booths selling T-shirts, mostly with an eagle above the statement, "We're coming in 2010" on the back, and "Tea Party" on the front.
That's what this was, a "Tea Party." As best as I can determine the "Tea Party" crowd is made up mostly of people who are angry at the way government works (or doesn't) and believe America's values are being frittered away in the name of socialist ideas.
It was a good crowd of close to 400 people, which I suppose is relative when you consider more than 3,000 showed up a few months ago in Plant City for a job fair.
The media's fault
The first speaker was a man named Willie Dawson, who said he was a talk show host on a local radio station. He began by blaming everyone he could think of for our ills and especially the media, which he said was complicit in lying to the American people. Considering he was a member of that very group I couldn't tell if he was lying or not.
The main speaker was Marco Rubio, the former Miami legislator who is trying to out-conservative Charlie Crist for the Republican nomination for a seat in the United States Senate. If you believe the pollsters, he has drawn up almost even with the governor.
The glamour guys
You can see why Rubio is going to do well. He looks a little bit like ABC talking head George Stephanopoulos with a hair cut. He'll be able to hold his own when he goes up against Crist's deep tan.
He also understood this crowd. His populist message and call to return to less government and more traditional American values was right up their flag pole. He also has a relaxed style so that when someone asked him why he was running he was ready with an "I want to win the Nobel Peace Prize" answer.
A crowd followed him out for photographs and handshakes. A man wearing an "American Patriot" shirt told him, "I'm going to vote for you, but you'd better not lie like the rest of them and raise my taxes." Rubio smiled and kept going.
I asked him a little later if he saw himself as becoming the favorite of the Tea Party crowd. He said: "These people are less a party than the mainstream of America's thought. They aren't organized and they have many different concerns, but they want to be heard and we would be wise to listen."
Keyword: Otto Graphs, for more of Steve Otto's musings.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
An afternoon and evening of TEA!
December 16th the anniversary of the original "Boston Tea Party", Plant City Florida had it's own TEA party! The afternoon was picture perfect with clear skies, a slight breeze and temps in the 80's. The crowd started to assemble, the music started and the excitement and anticipation of what was to come grew. Many in the assembling crowd had never been to a TEA party, some had been to other tea parties and some had decided to become engaged in expressing their views, concerns, and solutions as a result of their TEA party experience.
Marco Rubio...Former Speaker of the Fl House-American & Florida Issues
Randy Wilkinson....Polk County Commissioner-Fed/State/Local reform issues
Rebecca Odell Townsend....Constitutional Attorney-The US Constitution
Willie Lawson....Talk Show Host
The agenda included speakers
Marty McKenna.....Citrus Business-Guest Speaker Immigration Policies
Dr. Julio Gonzalez.....Orthopedic Surgeon Author of "THE TRUTH" Health Care Issues
Dave Hanson.....Writer Talk Show Host- Youth Engagement & Fed Reserve
Marty McKenna.....Citrus Business-Guest Speaker Immigration Policies
Dr. Julio Gonzalez.....Orthopedic Surgeon Author of "THE TRUTH" Health Care Issues
Dave Hanson.....Writer Talk Show Host- Youth Engagement & Fed Reserve
Marco Rubio...Former Speaker of the Fl House-American & Florida Issues
Randy Wilkinson....Polk County Commissioner-Fed/State/Local reform issues
Rebecca Odell Townsend....Constitutional Attorney-The US Constitution
Willie Lawson....Talk Show Host
Rich Glorioso
The event featured Fresh Iced Tea from Johnsons BBQ here in Plant City.
All ages and even handicapped people made their way to see the speakers and here their challenges of conviction, responsibility, honesty, transparency, ethics, morals, adhesion to the Constitution, US Sovereignty, personal freedom, and government reduction and efficiency.
Marco Rubio spoke about the needs of acting in a conservative American role.
There Plant City Police indicated the crowd grew to a total of approximately 500 during the entire event. People came and went as this was a church night, the middle of the Holidays, a work day and of course the event overlapped all of these.
People are hungry for good ideas, strong leadership, and ethic people of character to protect their values, our country and consitution and the "American Way"
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
AGENDA of SPEAKERS Confirmed!
Plant City TEA Party 4PM till 7:30PM 
Pat Hartnet...Master of Ceremonies-Opening Comments
Paul Hetrick....Pledge of Allegiance and "The Star Spangled Banner"
Paul Hetrick....Pledge of Allegiance and "The Star Spangled Banner"
Marty McKenna.....Citrus Business-Guest Speaker Immigration Policies
Doug Lund....Tea Party Anthem
Dr. Julio Gonsalez.....Orthopedic Surgeon Author of "THE TRUTH" Health Care Issues
Doug Lund...."2010 N.Y.N.Y"
Dave Hanson.....Writer Talk Show Host- Youth Engagement & Fed Reserve
Bill Graham..."America"
Marco Rubio...Former Speaker of the Fl House-American & Florida Issues
Pat Hartnet...Introduction of US Veterans of past and current Wars & Conflicts
Bill Graham.....Patriotic Poetry Reading
Randy Wilkinson....Polk County Commissioner-Fed/State/Local reform issues
Paul Hetrick....Letters from home
Rebecca Odell Townsend....Constitutional Attorney-The US Constitution
Paul Hetrick..."If I had a Hammer"
Willie Lawson....Talk Show Host
Pat Hartnet....Closing Remarks-Be Brave, Be strong, Be Americans
Doug Lund...."GOD Bless America"
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Dr. Julio Gonzales to Speak about the Health Care Crisis in America!
http://www.aragonpublishers.com/index.html
In Heath Care Reform: The Truth, written by Dr. Julio Gonzalez, a practicing orthopaedic surgeon in Florida, the specifics of the Baucus Plan is meticulously reviewed. Through this analysis misconceptions about the scope of the problem regarding our health care system are exposed, shortcomings of the proposals are reviewed, and the reasons why this Plan will stand to make the problem of health care delivery in America worse is explained.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Constitutional Speaker REBECCA ODELL TOWNSEND to be a featured educational speaker at Plant City Tea Party!
Rebecca Odell Townsend to educate at the Plant City Tea Party on Constitutional Issues.
Ms. Townsend is the immediate past president of the Suncoast Women’s Republican Club in St. Petersburg, Florida and a founding member of the Downtown Tampa Women’s Republican Club. She was appointed by Governor Jeb Bush to Florida’s Film and Entertainment Council for a four year term and by the Florida Supreme Court to its Committee on Art in the Courtroom.
Ms. Townsend is a native of St. Petersburg, graduating from Eckerd College with honors in Pre-med biology and graduating first in my entering class at Stetson University College of Law.
She is an appellate attorney, practicing before the U.S. Supreme Court, Eleventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeal, Florida Supreme Court and other federal and state appellate courts. I am an Alliance Defense Fund allied attorney and a member of its honor corps. I have filed briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of Liberty Counsel, Wallbuilders and William Federer.
Ms Townsend has been traveling around the country speaking on "Our Current Constitutional Crisis: the loss of our republican form of government." Her speech entails explaining the Constitution and each branch's role within the Constitution. It is a dynamic lesson in American history and civics.She teachs patriots how to regain control of their government.
Ms Townsend has been the featured speaker for the Pinellas County, Hillsborough County, Polk County, Indian River County, Volusia County, Hendry County and Seminole County Republican Executive Committees, as well as the Georgia Federation of Republican Women and the Texas Federation of Republican Women. I have been a keynote speaker at the 6th Annual Bill of Rights Banquet sponsored by the Constitution Committee in West Palm Beach, the National Federation of Republican Assemblies Northeast Conference in Rhode Island and the Daughters of the American Revolution Northeast Regents Council in Jacksonville, Florida.
Ms. Townsend is a native of St. Petersburg, graduating from Eckerd College with honors in Pre-med biology and graduating first in my entering class at Stetson University College of Law.
She is an appellate attorney, practicing before the U.S. Supreme Court, Eleventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeal, Florida Supreme Court and other federal and state appellate courts. I am an Alliance Defense Fund allied attorney and a member of its honor corps. I have filed briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of Liberty Counsel, Wallbuilders and William Federer.
Ms Townsend has been traveling around the country speaking on "Our Current Constitutional Crisis: the loss of our republican form of government." Her speech entails explaining the Constitution and each branch's role within the Constitution. It is a dynamic lesson in American history and civics.She teachs patriots how to regain control of their government.
Ms Townsend has been the featured speaker for the Pinellas County, Hillsborough County, Polk County, Indian River County, Volusia County, Hendry County and Seminole County Republican Executive Committees, as well as the Georgia Federation of Republican Women and the Texas Federation of Republican Women. I have been a keynote speaker at the 6th Annual Bill of Rights Banquet sponsored by the Constitution Committee in West Palm Beach, the National Federation of Republican Assemblies Northeast Conference in Rhode Island and the Daughters of the American Revolution Northeast Regents Council in Jacksonville, Florida.
"Maverick No Tax Increase Commissioner" Randy Wilkinson to speak at Plant City Tea Party!
Randy Wilkinson started off his political career as a hard hitting conservative with an emphasis on balancing budgets and protecting the little guys from unwanted, unwarranted, unrepresented tax increases. Randy has a no nonsense position that government should protect us not use us. Come here the four points of reform that are imparative for our
Federal, State and local governments!
Randy Wilkinson has had a diverse background much like what many of us Americans have had.
Government & Experience
•Polk County Commissioner 1998-current (pop. 580,000; $1.7 Billion budget)
•Polk School Board Member 1994-98 (20th largest school enrollment in the U.S.)
•Legislative Liaison, Virginia General Assembly, (Capitol Building. Richmond, Va) & U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C. (1981-82)
Business & Workforce
•Commercial & Residential Real Estate
•News Correspondent – Winter Haven News Chief
•Sports Columnist – Tampa Tribune
•Adjunct Professor – South Florida Community College
•Director – Hardee County Public Library
•Youth Minister – Northside Baptist Church (Plant City); Lake Garfield Baptist Church (Bartow); Gapway Baptist Church (Lakeland)
•Probation & Parole Officer (Felony) – State of Tennessee (including parolees from state prison in Nashville) field assignment for college credit
•Chaplain – Louisville General Hospital & Portland Bridge Primary Care Center (C.P.E.)
•Airboat Aquatic Weed Control & Aircraft Mechanics Helper – Polk County Environmental Services – Gilbert Field, Winter Haven, Fla.
•Phosphate Mine Laborer – Laborer’s Local 1240 AFL CIO
•Bricklayer’s Helper (Owen’s Illinois Glass Factory) – Laborer’s Local 1240 AFL CIO
•Truck Driver & Warehouse Stocker – Raybro Electric
•Bagboy - Foodtown Bi-Lo
Executive Board Memberships
•Florida Rural Development Council
•City of Lakeland Employees Association
•Police Athletic League (founding board, Lakeland)
Education
•Lakeland High School, Lakeland (High School Diploma)
•Carson Newman College, Jefferson City, Tenn. (Bachelor in Psychology)
•Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky. (Master of Divinity, 1981; Master of Education, 1979)
•University Of South Florida, Tampa (Master of Library and Information Science, 1985)
Interests, Hobbies & Licensures
•Church activities, Sports, and Travel
•Private Aircraft Pilot's License; C.P.E. (Clinical Chaplain Certification)
•Sons of the American Revolution (bestowed membership: relatives having fought for our first freedoms in the American Revolution)
•Polk County Commissioner 1998-current (pop. 580,000; $1.7 Billion budget)
•Polk School Board Member 1994-98 (20th largest school enrollment in the U.S.)
•Legislative Liaison, Virginia General Assembly, (Capitol Building. Richmond, Va) & U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C. (1981-82)
Business & Workforce
•Commercial & Residential Real Estate
•News Correspondent – Winter Haven News Chief
•Sports Columnist – Tampa Tribune
•Adjunct Professor – South Florida Community College
•Director – Hardee County Public Library
•Youth Minister – Northside Baptist Church (Plant City); Lake Garfield Baptist Church (Bartow); Gapway Baptist Church (Lakeland)
•Probation & Parole Officer (Felony) – State of Tennessee (including parolees from state prison in Nashville) field assignment for college credit
•Chaplain – Louisville General Hospital & Portland Bridge Primary Care Center (C.P.E.)
•Airboat Aquatic Weed Control & Aircraft Mechanics Helper – Polk County Environmental Services – Gilbert Field, Winter Haven, Fla.
•Phosphate Mine Laborer – Laborer’s Local 1240 AFL CIO
•Bricklayer’s Helper (Owen’s Illinois Glass Factory) – Laborer’s Local 1240 AFL CIO
•Truck Driver & Warehouse Stocker – Raybro Electric
•Bagboy - Foodtown Bi-Lo
Executive Board Memberships
•Florida Rural Development Council
•City of Lakeland Employees Association
•Police Athletic League (founding board, Lakeland)
Education
•Lakeland High School, Lakeland (High School Diploma)
•Carson Newman College, Jefferson City, Tenn. (Bachelor in Psychology)
•Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky. (Master of Divinity, 1981; Master of Education, 1979)
•University Of South Florida, Tampa (Master of Library and Information Science, 1985)
Interests, Hobbies & Licensures
•Church activities, Sports, and Travel
•Private Aircraft Pilot's License; C.P.E. (Clinical Chaplain Certification)
•Sons of the American Revolution (bestowed membership: relatives having fought for our first freedoms in the American Revolution)
Talk Show Host WILLIE LAWSON to speak at Plant City Tea Party!
Willie Lawson.....A Rational Man's view of Politics
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/willielawsonshow
Willie Lawson - Long time resident of Hillsborough County, Worked in Hillsborough School district for 15 years. Attended Florida State University.
Now a radio talk show host on Talk Radio 860 WGUL and Blogtalkradio.com. Conservative political activist!
Come Here a different take on the ways things out to be!
David Hanson of World Net Daily to Speak at Plant City Tea Party!
David Hanson to Speak at the Plant City Tea Party on Dec 16th, 2009
David Hanson,20, has worked as a writer, farmer and entrepreneur. Rooted in a Christian worldview, David's guiding political philosophy is that of classical liberalism. The son of a preacher man, David attempts to reach Americans for cultural revolution: restoring both beauty and truth. You can listen to his commentary on the nationally syndicated "Straight Talk with Jerry Hughes" program every Friday, 4-5 p.m. Eastern. Hanson resides in Florida.
David Hanson is a journalist and writer who has done extensive research on the Federal Reserve System. As one of the youngest nationally-syndicated radio personalities and columnists in the country, Hanson offers a compelling voice for Americans unsatisfied by partisan paradigms and cultural conformity. In addition to managing leading online entertainment media properties, he has produced award-winning independent animation shorts.
As an activist and writer, he has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, TheStreet.com, WorldNetDaily.com, and The Roger Hedgecock Show. His media properties have been featured in The Washington Post, Newsweek.com, CBSNews.com, The Guardian Unlimited, and Wired.com among others.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
1000's to Drink Tea at Tea Party Dec 16th Plant City FL!
Johnson Barbeque, one of Plant City's long time dinning establishments, has graciously offered to supply Tea for Tea Party in Plant City Fl on Dec 16, 2009 at Mike Sansone Park from 4 PM till 7:30 PM.
Come out and enjoy listening to some great entertainment, informative speakers, and hot topics.....just in time for some quenching tea!
MARCO RUBIO to speak at Plant City Tea Party December 16th!
Marco Rubio, Former Speaker of the House to speak at Plant City Tea Party!
Rubio and his wife, Jeanette Dousdebes Rubio, have been married since 1998. They are the parents of four children: Amanda, Daniella, Anthony, and Dominic. They currently live in the working class city of West Miami, just four blocks from the home his parents moved the family to in 1985.
In 1971, Marco was born in Miami to Cuban-born parents who came to America following Fidel Castro's takeover. He attended Tarkio College in Missouri for one year on a football scholarship before transferring to Santa Fe Community College and then graduating in 1993 with a bachelor of science from the University of Florida. He continued his studies at the University of Miami where he earned his juris doctor, cum laude, in 1996.
From 2000-2008, Rubio served in the Florida House of Representatives. During this period, he served as Majority Whip, Majority Leader and Speaker of the House.
Rubio and his wife, Jeanette Dousdebes Rubio, have been married since 1998. They are the parents of four children: Amanda, Daniella, Anthony, and Dominic. They currently live in the working class city of West Miami, just four blocks from the home his parents moved the family to in 1985.
Come hear Marco speak from his heart about the Future of Florida and the course of America.
Invite a friend who may not have heard Marco's direct and compelling position on common sense issues that affect each of us now and into the future.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Glenn Beck Event Huge Success with 25K reported at event in the VIllages!
If you were not there, you missed it. Reported 25 K people turn out on Saturday for grass roots movement of Glenn Beck's New Plan. After canvassing the crowd, 100's of people indicated their level of dissatisfaction with the governments actions of not representing the will of "We the people".
The Plant City Tea Party will allow for folks locally to come out and become informed about different topics that directly impact their lives and things they need to know about. The list will include:
The US Constitution
The Health Care Crisis
The Need for Young People to be engaged
Unrepresented Policy, Laws and State & National Positions
Out of Control Spending
The Budget and Deficit
The Boston Tea Party History on Dec 16th, 1773!
Our forfathers left England for the New World----AMERICA. We were still under English rule and such had to pay taxes to England. The "Intolerable Acts" whcih brought out the beginning of our brake from England included:
Forcible Quartering or English Troops in American Homes
The deportation of "Political Prisoners to London for trial
The closing of Boston Harbor which crippled the economy of New England
The Sons of Liberty dressed as Mohawk Indians boarded the ships from England carrying tea for which America had to pay taxes. This was December 16, 1773. Thus began our fight to gain our independance from England.
We are now in the same position with our US Government!
Washington told the Virginia Lesgislature he was prepared to raise a regiment of 1000 men, pay for their muskets and clothing and march to Boston to prepare for War if it came. He told the state assembly
"Shall we after this, whine and cry for relief, when we have already tried in vain? Or shall we supinely sit and see one province after another fall prey to despotism?"
A continental congress was formed and our fight for our American Liberty began.
We are currently in the fight to regain our country once more. Our tea party's are our fight to stop the take over of our great America which has been under the protection of God. Our tea party's are to protect our liberties. If we don't fight for what our forefathers fought for and gave us, we will lose it all not to a foreign country, but to a government take over of all we hold dear. Each day that goes by more and more of our freedoms are taken away. Let's fight to save our freedoms and our country that our forefathers fought so hard to give us!
We are currently in the fight to regain our country once more. Our tea party's are our fight to stop the take over of our great America which has been under the protection of God. Our tea party's are to protect our liberties. If we don't fight for what our forefathers fought for and gave us, we will lose it all not to a foreign country, but to a government take over of all we hold dear. Each day that goes by more and more of our freedoms are taken away. Let's fight to save our freedoms and our country that our forefathers fought so hard to give us!
Visit the Site below for a great narrative about the Boston Tea Party and comments from an Eyewitness as well.
http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/teaparty.htm
Plant City Tea Party announces Venue at Mike Sansone Park off I-4 & Park Rd!
The venue for the Plant City Tea Party on Dec 16th 2009 has been announced!
Mike Sansone Park, just off I- 4 on Park Rd in Plant City will be the featured location for the event on the afternoon evening of the 16th.
Directions are easy! Come I-4 to Plant City. Exit at the Park Rd exit and proceed south to the entrance to Mike Sansone Park on the left.
Plenty of FREE parking !
Restrooms are available and well stocked!
ADMISSION IS FREE!! There will be TEA!!
Plant City Tea Party Date announced!
The Date is Set !
Dec 16th, 2009
4 PM till 7 :30 PM
Mark Your Calenders !
Tell Your Friends !
See your neighbors that you don't see that often !
Grab your Pastor !
Call your siblings !
Bluff out your Poker Playing buddies !
Honor your elders by graciously asking !
But .......be at this event to hear about a number of incredible topics that are important to you and your loved ones as well as our country!!
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