Virginia (Ginni) Lamp Thomas Speaking at Virginia TEA Party Patriots Convention
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 25, 2010
Contact: Dennis Gill
marketing@johnadamspatriots.com
Liberty Central Founder and Conservative Advocate Ginni Thomas Joins
Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention’s Speakers
[Stafford, Va.] – Virginia (Ginni) Lamp Thomas, a long-time conservative advocate with a unique perspective on Washington D.C. politics, is the latest prominent speaker to sign on to appear at the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention on Oct. 8-9, sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, which includes John Adams Patriots of Stafford, VA.
Thomas is the founder and president of the recently-formed nonprofit group Liberty Central, which aims to “harness the power of citizen voices, inform everyday Americans with knowledge, and activate them to preserve liberty,” according to the organization’s Web site, www.LibertyCentral.org.
“Too many decisions over our lives are now being made in Washington,” Thomas said. “This is a historic time when we will decide, most directly, if this nation will be self-governed by the Constitution or ruled by an elite who want to impose their preferences on us. Tea party groups are America’s political first responders and I am excited to join those in my own state at this important and timely convention!”
“We are thrilled to add yet another voice for liberty, that of Ginni Thomas to an impressive and growing list of prominent speakers for this year’s convention,” John Adams Patriots Director of Marketing, Dennis Gill, says. “Ginni, like all of our speakers has proven to be a tireless defender of liberty and democracy, the most recent example of this is her founding of Liberty Central. We are excited to have her and look forward to hearing Ginni’s insights into how we in the TEA Party can best focus our efforts during this upcoming election season and beyond.”, Dennis added.
Thomas is a lawyer who has served in a number of roles over the past three decades, including congressional aide and policy analyst, legal advisor for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Labor Department employee in the George H.W. Bush administration and Heritage Foundation liaison during the George W. Bush Administration. She is married to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and she was by his side during his contentious Senate hearings before his confirmation by a 52-48 vote.
The Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, themed “The Constitution Still Matters,” will be held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Oct. 8-9, 2010, just a month before the mid-term Congressional elections. The convention is sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, a collection of Tea Party and Patriot groups from throughout Virginia who have joined together to host the event.
Thomas joins a growing roster of high-profile participants, including Dick Morris, Lou Dobbs, Herman Cain, JennyBeth Martin, John Fund, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli and Rep. Steve King of Iowa.
The Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, themed “The Constitution Still Matters,” will be held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Oct. 8-9, 2010, just a month before the mid-term Congressional elections. The convention is sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, a collection of Tea Party and Patriot groups from throughout Virginia who have joined together to host the event.
During the two-day convention, speakers will address the importance of the Constitution and limited government during a time of unprecedented government expansion. Dozens of breakout seminars will be offered related to the Constitution/U.S. political history, current public policy and grassroots activist training. Congressional candidate and national policy forums will be conducted. The convention will end with a presidential straw poll. In addition, a “Freedom Lovers Extravaganza” event is scheduled for Friday evening at the Downtown Marriott.
All of Virginia’s congressional incumbents, congressional candidates, state senators and delegates have been invited to attend and participate, regardless of party affiliation.
Two-day convention tickets are $50, and one-day tickets are $40. Tickets to the Freedom Lovers Extravaganza are $20. Further details about the convention—including information about lodging and how to become a sponsor—can be found at www.vateapartyconvention.com.
Speakers and schedule are subject to change.
Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation Charter:
Virginia Tea Party Patriots (VTPP) is a statewide federation of local, non-partisan Tea Party and Patriot groups established to advance and strengthen the founding principles and rights predicated in the U.S. Constitution and the Virginia Constitution. Our mission is to encourage and facilitate citizen participation in the political process and empower all citizens with a voice and influence in demanding Constitutional governance and fiscal restraint. VTPP will help local, independent Tea Party and Patriot groups grow in numbers and influence and nurture communication and collaboration among these organizations.
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Herman Cain and Jenny Beth Martin Speaking at Virginia TEA Party Patriots Convention
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 12, 2010
Contact: Dennis Gill
marketing@johnadamspatriots.com
A Corporate Titan and a Tea Party Grass-Roots Phenom
Sign on to Speak at Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention
Stafford, VA – Two prominent thought leaders with very different backgrounds – Herman Cain and Jenny Beth Martin – will speak at the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention on Oct. 8-9, sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, which includes John Adams Patriots of Stafford, VA.
Herman Cain is a corporate giant, author and one of America’s leading voices for fiscal restraint and limited government. During a career of more than 40 years, Cain served as president and chairman of Godfather Pizza, vice president of systems for Pillsbury Co., chairman of the board for the National Restaurant Association, member of the National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform (chaired by Jack Kemp) and chairman and member of the Board of Directors for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Today, Herman hosts “The Herman Cain Show” on radio and is a FOX News Business Commentator. He also is president and CEO of THE New Voice, Inc. leadership consulting company and serves on the boards of directors for AGCO Corp., Hallmark Cards Inc., Whirlpool Corp., the George Chamber of Commerce and Morehouse College. In 2004, Cain ran for the United States Senate from Georgia.
Jenny Beth Martin also has risen to prominence among Tea Party and Patriot group supporters. Martin, 39, is a wife and mother of two young children. Her family was personally experiencing the effects of this recession in the suburbs of Atlanta when she helped launch the Tea Party Patriots organization in early 2009. The Tea Party Patriots’ seek to attract, educate, organize, and mobilize citizens in support of Fiscal Responsibility, Constitutionally Limited Government and Free Markets. In April, Time magazine named Martin to the “2010 Time 100” list of “people who most affect our world” in light of her tremendous impact on the grass-roots Tea Party movement. Martin is a national coordinator for Tea Party Patriots and co-coordinator for the Atlanta Tea Party.
“Herman Cain’s success as a corporate leader for more than 40 years demonstrates his tremendous leadership skills which he is now using as an advocate for fiscal restraint and limited, unobtrusive government” John Adams Patriots Director of Marketing, Dennis Gill says. “Mr. Cain is keenly aware that job creation and economic growth comes out of the private sector, not the federal government” Dennis added.
“Jenny Beth Martin is an inspiration to all of us, and she proves that individuals in this country can make a difference” Dennis says. “Like all of us in the TEA Party movement, Jenny Beth is answering the call to action just as so many have throughout America’s history, driven by a love of country and a passion for the principles and ideals that have made America the great country she is.”
“Herman Cain and Jenny Beth Martin are sure to inspire, motivate and energize those of us in attendance at the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention,” Dennis said.
The Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, themed “The Constitution Still Matters,” will be held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Oct. 8-9, 2010, just a month before the mid-term Congressional elections. The convention is sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, a collection of Tea Party and Patriot groups from throughout Virginia who have joined together to host the event.
Cain and Martin join other high-profile participants, such as Dick Morris, Lou Dobbs, John Fund, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli and Rep. Steve King of Iowa.
During the two-day convention, speakers will address the importance of the Constitution and limited government during a time of unprecedented government expansion. Dozens of breakout seminars will be offered related to the Constitution/U.S. political history, current public policy and grassroots activist training. Congressional candidate and national policy forums will be conducted. The convention will end with a presidential straw poll. In addition, a “Freedom Lovers Extravaganza” event is scheduled for Friday evening at the Downtown Marriott.
All of Virginia’s congressional incumbents, congressional candidates, state senators and delegates have been invited to attend and participate, regardless of party affiliation.
Two-day convention tickets are $50, and one-day tickets are $40. Tickets to the Freedom Lovers Extravaganza are $20. Further details about the convention—including information about lodging and how to become a sponsor—can be found at www.vateapartyconvention.com.
Speakers and schedule are subject to change.
Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation Charter:
Virginia Tea Party Patriots (VTPP) is a statewide federation of local, non-partisan Tea Party and Patriot groups established to advance and strengthen the founding principles and rights predicated in the U.S. Constitution and the Virginia Constitution. Our mission is to encourage and facilitate citizen participation in the political process and empower all citizens with a voice and influence in demanding Constitutional governance and fiscal restraint. VTPP will help local, independent Tea Party and Patriot groups grow in numbers and influence and nurture communication and collaboration among these organizations.
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Lou Dobbs to Keynote at the Virginia TEA Party Patriots Convention
Contact: Dennis Gill
marketing@johnadamspatriots.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 29, 2010
Lou Dobbs will Keynote the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention
Known as independent voice for Constitutional adherence, limited government and fiscal restraint.
Stafford, Va. – Lou Dobbs, the award-winning journalist and news anchor, best-selling author and respected independent voice will be a keynote speaker on Saturday, Oct. 9 at the two-day inaugural Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, which includes John Adams Patriots of Stafford, VA.
Director of Marketing for John Adams Patriots, Dennis Gill says, “We are honored and thrilled to have a man of such high esteem as our keynote speaker. Mr. Dobbs is a well respected journalist who has spoken out for limited government, fiscal restraint and adhering to the principles this country was founded on. Be it a Democrat or a Republican, Mr. Dobbs isn’t afraid to hold them accountable for their actions.”
Dobbs anchors three nationally syndicated radio programs: the Lou Dobbs show; the Lou Dobbs financial reports; and, The Lou Dobbs encore weekend edition. Dobbs signed fifty radio stations to air his program in the first fifty days on the air, a first in radio syndication history, and was voted among America’s top ten Most Important radio talk show hosts by Talkers magazine (2009). Dobbs has won a number of television journalism awards, including an Emmy for Lifetime Achievement, an Emmy Award, the George Foster Peabody Award and the Luminary Award from the Business Journalism Review. Dobbs graduated from Harvard University with a degree in economics.
The historic Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, themed ―The Constitution Still Matters,will be held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Oct. 8-9, 2010, just a month before the mid-term Congressional elections. The convention and is sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, a collection of Tea Party and Patriot groups from throughout Virginia who have joined together to host the event.
Dobbs joins other high-profile participants, such as Rep. Ron Paul of Texas and Rep. Steve King of Iowa.
During the two-day convention, speakers will address the importance of the Constitution and limited government during a time of unprecedented government expansion. Dozens of breakout seminars will be offered related to the Constitution/U.S. political history, current public policy and grassroots activist training. Congressional candidate and national policy forums will be conducted. The convention will end with a presidential straw poll. In addition, a “Freedom Lovers Extravaganza” event is scheduled for Friday evening at the Downtown Marriott.
All of Virginia’s congressional incumbents, congressional candidates, state senators and delegates have been invited to attend and participate, regardless of party affiliation.
Two-day convention tickets cost $45 prior to July 31 and $50 after July 31, and one-day tickets cost $35 before July 31 and $40 after. Tickets to the Freedom Lovers Extravaganza cost $20. Further details about the convention—including information about lodging and how to become a sponsor—can be found at www.vateapartyconvention.com.
Speakers and schedule are subject to change.
Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation Charter:
Virginia Tea Party Patriots (VTPP) is a statewide federation of local, non-partisan Tea Party and Patriot groups established to advance and strengthen the founding principles and rights predicated in the U.S. Constitution and the Virginia Constitution. Our mission is to encourage and facilitate citizen participation in the political process and empower all citizens with a voice and influence in demanding Constitutional governance and fiscal restraint. VTPP will help local, independent Tea Party and Patriot groups grow in numbers and influence and nurture communication and collaboration among these organizations.
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Ron Paul and Steve King Speaking at Virginia TEA Party Patriots Convention
Contact: Dennis Gill
marketing@johnadamspatriots.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 28, 2010
Rep. Ron Paul, Rep. Steve King among Speakers at Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention. “The Constitution Still Matters” is Theme of Inaugural Event
Stafford, Va. – Constitutional champions Rep. Ron Paul from Texas and Rep. Steve King from Iowa will be among the high-profile speakers at the inaugural Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, which includes John Adams Patriots of Stafford, VA. The historic event, themed “The Constitution Still Matters” will be held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Oct. 8-9, 2010.
Featured speakers Paul and King will join other important voices in the national dialogue on the role and scope of government. The convention also includes dozens of breakout seminars, Congressional candidate and national policy forums, and a presidential straw poll. In addition, a “Freedom Lovers Extravaganza” event is scheduled for Friday evening at the Downtown Marriott.
The Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation is a collection of Tea Party and Patriot groups from throughout Virginia who have joined together to host the convention.
Between 3,000 and 5,000 Virginians are expected to attend the convention. During the two-day convention, speakers will address the importance of the Constitution and limited government during a time of unprecedented government expansion. Dozens of breakout seminars will be offered related to the Constitution/U.S. political history, current public policy and grassroots activist training. Congressional candidate and national policy forums will be conducted. The convention will end with a presidential straw poll.
All of Virginia’s congressional incumbents, congressional candidates, state senators and delegates have been invited to attend and participate, regardless of party affiliation.
“With the convention being held just weeks before the November elections, this event will provide representatives, candidates, and constituents a unique opportunity to mingle and discuss the critical issues facing our nation, fostering a better informed public and a more responsive and responsible government,” said Jamie Radtke, chairman of the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation. “It is important that Virginia’s elected leaders understand the concern that so many of us have about the enormous expansion of federal power and the exploding national debt.”
Chairman of John Adams Patriots, Pat Brown, says, “It should be clear to all Americans by now that the amount of debt we’ve run up is unsustainable and is robbing future generations of the American Dream.”
Two-day convention tickets cost $45 prior to July 31 and $50 after July 31, and one-day tickets cost $35 before July 31 and $40 after. Tickets to the Freedom Lovers Extravaganza cost $20. Further details about the convention—including information about lodging and how to become a sponsor can be found at www.vateapartyconvention.com.
Speakers and schedule are subject to change.
Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation Charter:
Virginia Tea Party Patriots (VTPP) is a statewide federation of local, non-partisan Tea Party and Patriot groups established to advance and strengthen the founding principles and rights predicated in the U.S. Constitution and the Virginia Constitution. Our mission is to encourage and facilitate citizen participation in the political process and empower all citizens with a voice and influence in demanding Constitutional governance and fiscal restraint. VTPP will help local, independent Tea Party and Patriot groups grow in numbers and influence and nurture communication and collaboration among these organizations.
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Dick Morris and John Fund to Speak at Virginia Tea Party Convention
Contact: Dennis Gill
marketing@johnadamspatriots.com
- NEWS RELEASE AUGUST 3, 2010 -
Stafford, Va. – Dick Morris, the political strategist to President Bill Clinton during his reelection campaign, and John Fund, widely respected political columnist, have been confirmed as speakers at the two-day inaugural Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, which includes John Adams Patriots of Stafford, VA.
Director of Marketing of John Adams Patriots, Dennis Gill, says, “As a political insider, Dick Morris has had the opportunity to witness in person how the politicians in Washington DC operate with perceived impunity while legislating on behalf of the special interest lobby. We are privileged to have him impart on us some of the lessons he has learned as a political strategist and former member of the Clinton inner circle.”
“Mr. Morris will help educate the Virginia Tea Party Patriot Convention attendees about the perilous direction that America is headed in and what we can and should do about the politicians who are taking us towards economic disaster,” Dennis continued.
“We’re also pleased to have John Fund speaking at the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention,” Dennis continued. “Mr. Fund has been a leading voice for fiscal restraint and reform in politics and government for more than 20 years. Like many of us, he has called for common sense in D.C., a message that has fallen on deaf ears inside the beltway but one that will clearly resonate well with the attendees at our convention.”
Dick Morris authored Behind the Oval Office, a memoir of his role as an advisor to former President Clinton during the successful 1996 re-election campaign, where he was widely credited with assisting Clinton in articulating a middle course between Republican conservatism and traditional Democratic liberalism. Morris now is a political analyst for FOX News Channel and often contributes to FOX News Sunday. He also is a columnist for The Hill, a weekly newspaper devoted to congressional issues. Earlier in his career, Morris was a campaign consultant for Clinton’s Arkansas gubernatorial campaigns. And he has advised a wide range of political leaders, including Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., Republican Minority Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss, Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Tx and former New York City Mayor Ed Koch.
John Fund is a columnist for the Wall Street Journal, and writes the weekly “On the Trail” column for OpinionJournal.com. He is author of Stealing Elections: How Voter Fraud Threatens Our Democracy. Mr. Fund joined the Journal in April 1984, became an editorial page writer in October 1986 and was a member of the Journal’s editorial board from 1995 through 2001. Mr. Fund worked as a research analyst for the California State Legislature in Sacramento before beginning his journalism career in 1982 as a reporter for the syndicated columnists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak. In 1993, he received the Warren Brookes Award for journalistic excellence from the American Legislative Exchange Council. Mr. Fund and former Pennsylvania Rep. James K. Coyne are co-authors of the book Cleaning House: America’s Campaign for Term Limits. Mr. Fund attended California State University where he studied journalism and economics.
The historic Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, themed “The Constitution Still Matters,” will be held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Oct. 8-9, 2010, just a month before the mid-term Congressional elections. The convention and is sponsored by the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, a collection of Tea Party and Patriot groups from throughout Virginia who have joined together to host the event.
Morris and Fund join other high-profile participants, such as Lou Dobbs, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas and Rep. Steve King of Iowa.
During the two-day convention, speakers will address the importance of the Constitution and limited government during a time of unprecedented government expansion. Dozens of breakout seminars will be offered related to the Constitution/U.S. political history, current public policy and grassroots activist training. Congressional candidate and national policy forums will be conducted. The convention will end with a presidential straw poll. In addition, a “Freedom Lovers Extravaganza” event is scheduled for Friday evening at the Downtown Marriott.
All of Virginia’s congressional incumbents, congressional candidates, state senators and delegates have been invited to attend and participate, regardless of party affiliation.
Two-day convention tickets cost $50, and one-day tickets cost $40. Tickets to the Freedom Lovers Extravaganza cost $20. Further details about the convention—including information about lodging and how to become a sponsor—can be found at www.vateapartyconvention.com.
Speakers and schedule are subject to change.
Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation Charter:
Virginia Tea Party Patriots (VTPP) is a statewide federation of local, non-partisan Tea Party and Patriot groups established to advance and strengthen the founding principles and rights predicated in the U.S. Constitution and the Virginia Constitution. Our mission is to encourage and facilitate citizen participation in the political process and empower all citizens with a voice and influence in demanding Constitutional governance and fiscal restraint. VTPP will help local, independent Tea Party and Patriot groups grow in numbers and influence and nurture communication and collaboration among these organizations.
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John Adams Patriots Attend Stafford National Night Out
John Adams Patriots attended the Stafford National Night Out on August 3rd. We provided information on the John Adams Patriots involvement in Stafford, information on the Virginia Tea Party Convention, and Voter Registration forms and information from the State Election Board.
Didn’t see us at this community event? We will see you at the next one! Or you can download information flyers now:
John Adams Patriots Information Flyer
Virginia Tea Party Convention
Voter Registration Forms
Lou Dobbs Keynote Speaker at the Virginia Tea Party Convention
Lou Dobbs will Keynote the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention
Known as independent voice for Constitutional adherence, limited government and fiscal restraint
Dobbs anchors three nationally syndicated radio programs: the Lou Dobbs show; the Lou Dobbs financial reports; and, The Lou Dobbs encore weekend edition. Dobbs signed fifty radio stations to air his program in the first fifty days on the air, a first in radio syndication history, and was voted among America’s top ten Most Important radio talk show hosts by Talkers magazine (2009). Dobbs has won a number of television journalism awards, including an Emmy for Lifetime Achievement, an Emmy Award, the George Foster Peabody Award and the Luminary Award from the Business Journalism Review. Dobbs graduated from Harvard University with a degree in economics.
The historic Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, themed “The Constitution Still Matters,” will be held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Oct. 8-9, 2010, just a month before the mid-term Congressional elections.
Early Bird Ticket Pricing Still in Effect: vateapartyconvention.com
What do George Allen, Ron Paul and Ken Cuccinelli have in common?
They are participating in the National Public Policy Forum at the
INAUGURAL VIRGINIA TEA PARTY CONVENTION
Friday & Saturday, October 8-9, 2010
The Constitution Still Matters
Greater Richmond Convention Center
403 North 3rd Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219
• 2-day Ticket (Friday & Saturday): $50 (or $45 early bird price before July 31, 2010)
• 1-day ticket (Friday OR Saturday): $40 (or $35 before July 31, 2010)
• Freedom Lovers Extravaganza, Friday October 8 from 7-10 p.m. at the
Richmond Marriott Hotel: $20.00
Buy tickets here: vateapartyconvention.com
“Virginia’s Black Conservative Leaders Reject Political Stunt of NAACP”
Leaders of Virginia’s black conservative community who are strong supporters of the tea party movement issued the following statements today denouncing the NAACP for adopting a resolution condemning the Tea Party movement:
Bishop E.W. Jackson, Sr., President of STAND, Chesapeake VA
“While I have great admiration for the historic contribution the NAACP once made toward equality and justice for black Americans, they have lost their way. Instead of seeking justice, they play racial politics and march lockstep with the far left. They were once independent. Now liberals say jump, and the NAACP says, ‘How high?’
“The NAACP was silent during the hateful, racist, anti-Semitic rants of Jeremiah Wright and the New Black Panther Party. Instead of defending Kenneth Gladney’s right to freely express his political views as a black American, they were silent when he was viciously attacked at a Tea Party rally and called the “N” word by SEIU thugs. It seems that the NAACP is only for the advancement of liberal “colored” people. Therefore it has lost credibility as a true civil rights organization.”
Sonnie Johnson, President of the Frederick Douglass Foundation of Virginia,
Woodbridge VA
“Here comes the Talented Tenth to the racial rescue! As an organization claiming to represent the black community, the NAACP would serve that community well by focusing on the critical issues of unemployment, education, and financial literacy. But instead they are playing politics with a racial resolution against the Tea Party—a non-partisan organization that represents Black, White, Brown, and all colors in between.
“From the Jackson Ward Area of Richmond to the Vinger Hill area of Charlottesville, I understand how the NAACP’s politics damages the black community. After forty years of advancing a big government agenda, trading political favors, and rewarding the children of former civil rights leaders for the courage shown by their parents, they continue to destroy productive communities that could otherwise flourish under the freedom that comes with small government.”
Gilbert Wilkerson, Richmond Tea Party Board of Directors, Richmond VA
“As an African American, I expect the NAACP to condemn the violent crimes in our neighborhoods, the genocide of millions of unborn black babies, and the high dropout rate among our black youth. Instead, the NAACP steps over the weightier matters to condemn the Tea Party for unproven racial slurs and a few offensive posters about the president (which the Tea Party itself has condemned). Is this how the many black supporters of the NAACP want their money used?”
Coby W. Dillard, Co-Founder of the Hampton Roads Tea Party, Norfolk VA
“With 15% of blacks unemployed and 13% in fair or poor health nationwide, one would expect the NAACP to focus on problems that truly damage the black community. Instead, they choose to sow more racial divisiveness against the Tea Party—a movement that seeks to restore those founding principles that unite Americans of all colors as one nation, indivisible.
“Sadly, this continues the NAACP’s recent history of division among the very lines they claim to work to eliminate. How unfortunate that this organization, with its proud history during the civil rights era, chooses to denigrate the Tea Party movement instead of seeking common ground.
“When the NAACP is truly ready to work towards its goal of ‘One Nation, One Dream,’ they are welcome to unite with us as we work towards that same end.”
Independence Day 2010
There is much discussion these days about how to control a Congress that no longer represents the people and an executive that keeps using crisis after crisis to increase his power. It seems this worried the founders too. What recourse do we have? Jefferson had returned to Williamsburg and Adams was in Philadelphia working on the Articles of Confederation when in a letter from Jefferson to Adams on May 16, 1777 Jefferson asks Adams to look into a proposition he had formerly made. “It was that any proposition might be negatived by the representatives of a majority of the people of America, or of a majority of the colonies of America. The former secures the larger the latter the smaller colonies.” This may inform our answer.


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