Quote of the Day
It’s about those Tea Party protesters:
Beware the Libertarians mobs! They will take over the government and then leave you alone!
Monday Book Pick:
Filed under: Monday Book Pick, Political Books, Politics, Tea Party
That’s No Angry Mob, That’s My Mom: Team Obama’s Assault on Tea-Party, Talk-Radio Americans by Michael Graham
Boston Talk Radio host Michael Graham has been following the Tea Party movement since it started picking up speed and now tells you just who those people are. Hint, it’s not the people the leftist talking heads at MSNBC and CNN are describing.
Compare and Contrast
In St. Louis, a Tea Party protest was planned, 600 people were expected to show up. In reality 2,225 people showed up! A grassroots movement in action.
Also in St. Louis, there was a small amount of leftist Astroturfing. The so called “coffee party” met for a bit of “latte liberal” whining. A whopping thirty people, including the people who were already at the restaurant and the tea party infiltrators.
Calling Racists out to meet with actual diversity
Monday Book Pick: A New American Tea Party
Filed under: American History, Monday Book Pick, Politics, Tea Party
A New American Tea Party: The Counterrevolution Against Bailouts, Handouts, Reckless Spending, and More Taxes by John O’Hara.
This book cover the history of the early Tea Parties in 2009 and provides information on how to “brew your own.” Bonus: Forward by Michelle Malkin!
The rational and calm leftist response
Here are two examples of how the left deals with their political opponents.
First we have a Pro-Life Activist shot outside a school.
Second there is a bomb threat against the Tea Party organizers in Washington, D.C.
So much for calm and rational debate.
Worcester Tea Party Pictures
Filed under: Free Speech, Photography, Politics, Tea Party, The Peoples Commonweath
There was a small Tea Party Protest at Lincoln Square in Worcester, MA on September 3, 2009.
This was a warm up for three bus loads of Patriots from the Commonwealth going to Washington, D.C. this week for the 9/12 protests.
I have pictures posted at Urbin Photography & at my account on flickr.
I’m also trying to get them posted at PJTV.
Here is one of the videos I took at this protest.
There was a larger Tea Party Protest in Worcester, MA back on Tax Day.
A shout out to Steven Crowder
Filed under: Politics, Tea Party, The Peoples Commonweath, Video
I was at a Tea Party protest in Worcester, MA today snapping pictures for PJTV and ran into this fan of PJTV’s Steven Crowder.
Obama’s Read My Lips moment is on its way
Filed under: economy, Our Dear Leader, Politics, Tea Party
It seems that someone at CNN has finally done that math on our Dear Leader‘s programs and figured out what the rest of us did before the election.
He’s going to jack taxes through the roof.
Ace points out some highlights of the article:
…Shy of finding a fairy willing to leave trillions under Uncle Sam’s pillow, lawmakers will have to raise taxes and cut spending…
…President Obama is pledging to keep taxes low for most people……Experts say that’s not going to cut it.
“Taxes are going up and they’re going up for a lot more people than those making more than $250,000. Why? Math. The numbers don’t come close to working,”…
The math isn’t that hard folks, he wants to greatly expand government on top of already expanding the massive federal debt. Somebody has to pay for the programs and the interest. Even if you taxed 100% of what “the rich” make, it isn’t enough.
Below the Beltway quotes a Washington Post article that also shows the scary math.
“This used to be America!” “It ain’t no more, okay?”
An enlightening video from a democrat congresscritter’s “Town Hall” meeting. No dissent will be allowed, and sadly the police are assisting with the denial of basic First Amendment rights.
The cop sums it up when he replies to the comment, “This used to be America!” with “It ain’t no more, okay?”