3/11: Tea Partiers Keep Vigil Against ObamaCare
The Naples Tea Party will join with local groups and individuals to hold a candlelight vigil Sunday, March 14th:
The overwhelming response is to continue with the Sunday evening candlelight vigils as long as ObamaCare is being considered by Congress.The Naples Tea Party will join with local groups and individuals, and hold a candlelight vigil Sunday, March 14th, at 7:30 in the evening on U.S. 41 in downtown Naples along the sidewalk in front of the Naples Community Hospital parking garage.
Let’s build on the 100 plus Patriots who attended the first vigil.
3/11: 912 Groups Host Forum
Four Colorado 912 groups host candidate forum in an effort to educate voters:
State Rep. Cory Gardner, University of Colorado Regent Tom Lucero, former Fort Collins City Council member Diggs Brown and Loveland businessman Dean Madere will meet in an event 7-9 p.m. Thursday at Mountain View High School, 3500 Mountain Lion Drive.
Hosting the event will be the Northern Colorado Tea Party; Fort Collins We Will Not Fall 912; Loveland 912 Project; Windsor 912 group; and the Longmont 912/Tea Party. Moderating the event will be radio host Amy Oliver.
3/11 The Truth On Healthcare Reform – From Democrats
3/9 Why Do We Need To Pass A Healthcare Bill? To Find Out What’s In It. (duh)
3/8: Tea Partiers Help Craft Utah Resolution
Utah State Sovreignty Resolution created in part by The Utah 9.12 States’ Rights Coalition is on its way to the governor’s office:
Sen. Howard Stephenson introduced the State Sovereignty and Tenth Amendment Resolution, SJR-6, on January 12th. It was created in the spring of 2009 by citizens for citizens. The Utah 9.12 States’ Rights Coalition, with the guidance of Larry Jensen (Utah Grassroots Alliance Coordinator), Chris Strause and many others, formed the message. After looking for someone to support it and present it Larry finally found Sen. Stephenson willing to tackle this critical resolution before it was the ‘popular’ thing to do.
3/8: Tea Partiers Host Forum in Colorado
Colorado’s Loveland 912 Project is hosting a Candidate Forum for the office of Larimer County Sheriff:
The Loveland 912 Project is hosting a Candidate Forum for the office of Larimer County Sheriff. All of the candidates have been invited. Carl Bruning, Justin Smith and Al Ohms will be in attendance.
This forum is open to the public. The candidates will be given five minutes for an opening statement, followed by two prepared questions and then we will be taking questions from the audience.
3/8: Candidate Forum For Political Involvement
Ohio Liberty Council, which includes several 912 groups, is hosting candidate a forum to involve more people in the political process:
The Ohio Liberty Council is sponsoring the 5:30 p.m. candidates night at the Madison Building, 105 S. Paint St., as one of four appearances across the 18th District designed to bring candidates together to answer voters’ questions. The council is a coalition of several organizations in Ohio, including the Buckeye Firearms Association, Central Ohio 9/12 Project, Cincinnati 9/12 Project, Cincinnati Tea Party, Young Americans for Liberty-OSU, Dayton Tea Party and Ohio Freedom Alliance.
3/7: Educate The Electorate!
Despite a FULL YEAR of debate, town halls and grass roots protesting, the Obama Administration is set to defy the will of the American people and ram Health Care Reform through Congress using shady deals and parliamentary gimmickry.
3/5 Ladies And Gents, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid
3/4: Marietta 9.12 Project Set to Host Sheriff Mack to Discuss States Rights
Local grassroots organization, the Marietta 9-12 Project, looks forward to hosting author, speaker and advocate for state’s rights, Sheriff Richard Mack, at a speech and dinner on Friday, March 12 at the Holy Smoke Event Center in Whipple, OH.
Mack became nationally known in 1997 after he and a Montana sheriff both filed actions against the federal government. In Printz v. United States, the two sheriffs challenged the constitutionality of the Brady Handgun Violence Protection Act of 1993, specifically the provision that compelled a national background check on all firearm sales. They won against the government with a Supreme Court majority of five justices.
