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What the "Tax Day Tea Parties" attendee's are saying - Update

by DHaugen | March 20, 2009 at 02:03 pm

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A few weeks back I wrote about the need for We the People need to Re-Elect No One to take back our country from those in charge of our government and now more businesses. So, lets Re-Elect No One from now on I wrote. I said "Let's send people to Washington to serve for 8 years max, more like 4-6." Lets make this a habit and tradition for how American Politics works. Let us try it, what do we have to lose!

The Update is this, Orlando had 4,000 people the other day at their Tea Party, and this April 15th there will be many all across America, it should be huge and very big. Look for the signs and or interview's and listen to see if you hear them say, "lets throw out the incumbants or put in Term Limits". Which is easier folks? Getting congress to put in term limits or us We the People simply voting out the incumbants? Get the picture?!! Spread the word.

Peace

Doug Haugen

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politisite

at 00:25 on March 31st, 2009

Doug Right now there are 350 scheduled cities though out America. Folks can go to National Tax Day Teaparty for more information about a tea party near you. I will be covering the event from Charleston, SC. Interestingly the site was attacked by operatives and shut down to DOS. I wonder who doesn't want fair and open debate on political issues right now? The site is back up an well.

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at 03:08 on April 21st, 2009

Many thanks to all who supported the Tea Tax Parties. It appears the name needs to be changed. I don't know to what, maybe Fedup with Big Government or Stop spending us into bankruptcy or ???? I see the problem of changing the name, it is hard to come up with a short name, so maybe it is simpler to call it what it is. The liberal media spins it as a Tax rate only issue and think they got us in a corner by saying tax rates are low. You see the problem, it is the un knowledgeable people ( most folks) that bite into their spin. Lets combat thir spin as to be clearer, any one getting what I'm putting down? LOL

Question for those that oppose this movement. How do we recover from all this debt we are getting into? Q. two, Do you think we can sustain thiese deficits? If so, how and for how long. Q. three, Do you really think the spending has or will stop??

Think about it, the debt we all face now hits you for about $50,000 minimum personnaly.

Oh, I get it, you don't pay a high federal income tax, let the rich pay for EVERYTHING,

Zimbabwae here we come!

politisite

at 00:26 on March 31st, 2009

For got to throw a recommendation your way

politisite

at 00:28 on March 31st, 2009

BTW Atlanta will be televised and Sean Hannity will be a guest speaker. No matter your political views, if you feel American citizens should bail out companies you are friend to tax parties. Teaparties are not run by any political party as it is a grassroots movement and no PR firms are behind this activity.

politisite

at 15:54 on April 3rd, 2009

Here is another update. The Tea Parties are NON partisan although some folks think this is a GOP action. The teaparties are open to anyone who is concerned about the stimulus and budget. Some of the signs say, It is not about President Obama, it is about America. Many of the Teaparties will have NO politicians speaking, while others have speakers fron both parties.

some of the speakers for Charleston, Greenville, and Columbia, SC will be Sen DeMint (R-SC) and Gov. Mark Sanford. They are requiring the polititions to stay and listen as well. Most of the speakers will be concerned citizens who are not running for anything.
Breitbart.tv will be carring many of the events streaming. Sean Hannity will be in Atlanta, Glenn Beck will be at the alamo in San Antonio. The Guiness Book of World records is involved as this may be the largest simutainous demonstartion ever. There will be about 500 events around the country.