Comments on: Is The Tea Party Dead? Moving Beyond Adding To The Tea Party Movement: Here’s How

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By: Take Back Congress Tea Party – Philly Style | Midnight Blue Says

Take Back Congress Tea Party – Philly Style | Midnight Blue Says — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 21:30:33 +0000

[...] infused in the crowd that I’ve not seen at other political events. Recent posts by bloggers Melissa Clouthier and Erick Erickson question the viability of the Tea Party as it stands now. Erick speaks of moving [...]

By: J David

J David — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 20:29:49 +0000

I just got back from Grant County’s Tea Party having talked to one of the guys registering people to vote, who turned out to be high up in the local GOP apparatus, and he said that last year’s Tea Party in Silver City had the highest percentage of the population turn out in the country. He said that this one this years was not too bad, but that it was early, and last year most people attended after work. I gave money to the Dead Elephant Party candidate I voted for in the last election(and lost his senate bid)for a House run. The guy said there had been no disruptions, and last year only two minor ones, and this is a college town.

By: Sharp Right Turn

Sharp Right Turn — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 03:57:20 +0000

Another to add to your list of activities:

Become a GOP precinct captain in your county.

I am actively seeking to become the precinct captain in my county. This role is pure grassroots and helps to establish the platform for the county and state GOP as well as selecting delegates for State convention and getting people to the polls on election day.

Call your County GOP office to get information on it.

By: fuster

fuster — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 03:47:59 +0000

creepy comment. you sound like one of the people who spread their ignorance and stench around and put the entire group in bad odor. Sad bunch of BeanGas you’re farting out.

By: PecosRoyBean

PecosRoyBean — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 18:55:45 +0000

Re. “Go after education reform”:

While Socialism / Marxism / Communism is a problem within the current teaching community, often controlled by a teacher’s union, you have forgotten to include and/or specify the problem that exists due to the “homosexual agenda.”

Have you forgotten about GLSN and LGBT? Both groups are pushing to promote abnormal / repugnant behavior as “normal” to our school children. Have you forgotten that Obama gave his pet pedophile, Kevin Jennings, the job of “Safe School Czar!” In addition, there is a push for the acceptance of cross-dressing and single-sex toilet facilities in our schools.

By: Zan Green

Zan Green — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 16:29:21 +0000

Tea Parties are alive and well in fly-over country, we grow by leaps and bounds everyday. Remember there are opportunist in every aspect of society. Tea Party folks did not land here from outer-space – we are US CITIZENS. Just regular people, doing regular things. Some of those things fall into not so perfect everyday human behavior. Stop trying to over analyze and just let us do what we do best, protect our country from the government! Everything evolves and changes, don’t make it seem that the the Tea Parties are any different from any other group or activity and falling apart because of changes. Why is the Tea Party so scrutinized, could it be they are becoming so effective?

By: Lisa Graas

Lisa Graas — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 23:14:18 +0000

Awesome! I’ll try to write something this evening and link back to both you and Dan. I would just add one more point to the several you have listed.

ACT IN HUMILITY — Don’t ever think your voice is more important than the one that remains fearful and unheard. Build soapboxes for others! Encourage others to “be not afraid” to speak out, and when they find their courage to speak, step back and let them speak, even if they disagree. Disagreement is not our enemy. Even passionate disagreement is not our enemy. But neither is compromise our enemy. Without compromise, the Founders would never have settled on a Bill of Rights. Without humility, which makes compromise and soapbox-building possible and the ability to disagree without hatred, we cannot heal a nation wounded by its own complacency and fearfulness.

By: J David

J David — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 23:06:35 +0000

Out here in the wilds of southwestern New Mexico the Tea Party is active, meets regularly, and seems to be working parallel to a re-energized Republican Party, to some degree even with them overlapping. A BIG(for this area) Tea Party is planned for the 15th, and last year’s Tea Party was vigorous and non-partisan. Republicans and the Tea Party people had booths right next to each other at the March High Plains Sportsman’s gunshow, and both had high overlapping traffic to raise money and sign warnings to legislators about the Heath Care Bill and etc., which worked, because our commie-lib senators were among the 34 that voted against.