Archive for July, 2009
There is no doubt now that the Tea Party movement has risen from the grassroots and has spread and energized patriotic Americans on a scale not seen since September 11th. The mainstream media refuses to publicize the overwhelming numbers and size of these events so we need to spread the word ourselves. How better than [...]
Previously we reported on the ethics violations at the Asheville Citizen-Times uncovered by the Asheville Tea Party.
At last writing a meeting was to take place with the President and Publisher of the newspaper.
It will come as no surprise that meeting was cancelled over objections that it would be videotaped.
Transparency in Media? Perish the thought!
Hat Tip: [...]
Dr. Betsy McCaughey joined the Tea Party Patriots who swarmed Hicksville today!
The former Lt. Governor of New York State, and founder of the Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths, brought a huge binder which contained only half the Obamacare bill which would effectively destroy private healthcare in New York. She gave a great speech outlining just [...]
Some intrepid patriots took the Hands Off Healthcare message to Senator Schumer’s office in Manhattan tonight.
And were joined by one of our favorite bloggers, Pamela Geller of Atlas Shrugs.
Schumer wasn’t home, and a few lefties had to have ‘discussions’ which was the equivalent of talking physics to sloths, but the normal passersby were receptive.
The Vigilant [...]
One of our favorite Blue Star Moms let loose today in her farewell address with a full frontal blast at the media.
For those who thought Sarah Palin was going to fade into obscurity… I’d suggest you think again.
Visit Atlas Shrugs’ coverage and listen to part 2 of Sarah Palin’s farewell address. [...]
A Blue Star Mom drove halfway across the country to visit her young son at Fort Drum in New York, home of the 10th Mountain Division.
Jennifer writes:
I am here…I traveled to Fort Drum, New York…a wonderful long drive, to visit my oldest son! I have been here since Thursday spending time with my oldest, seeing [...]
