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Incumbent U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski, R-AK was given her walking papers on Tuesday by her GOP Constituents. Tea Party & Sarah Palin endorsed candidate Joe Miller will face Sitka, Alaska Democrat Mayor Scott McAdams in November Sen. Murkowski, became the 7th Incumbent to be given the boot by her constituents this year. Share and Enjoy:

As November nears you can sense the panic in the Democrat ranks. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs even went on the record stating his lack of confidence for his party to retain House majority after the midterm elections. Worse yet, there’s even talk of the Democrats losing its Senate majority, and they’ve already lost [...]

President Obama, his administration and the leaders of the Democratic Party have worked hard to minimize and marginalize the Tea Party movement.  During an interview with Matt Lauer of NBC’s Today Show earlier this year, President Obama intimated that a radical group was at the core of the movement. “There’s a part of the tea [...]

Her participation at the convention in Nashville, TN was not without controversy, but whether you agree or disagree, whether you love or hate Palin, she was there and she commanded a following. She came on stage proclaiming “proud to be American,” gave thanks to the armed services members past and present, and acknowledged Ronald Reagan’s [...]

The Illinois Republican Primary runs on February 2, which is just around the corner. The candidates fighting to represent the GOP are Mark Kirk and Patrick Hughes. Kirk voted for cap-and-trade, a bill that definitely hurts the state more than anything. That has proven him to be unpopular with the conservative voters. Hughes being the [...]

There is a new political force sweeping the nation, a force that’s united, organized, and very passionate. And today it proved to the political establishments and institutions that it has the ability to influence a campaign like the NRCC and DCCC, except it has no deep pockets and no national leadership. It did it with [...]

Senior White House adviser David Axelrod seems to think the tea parties are an “unhealthy” reaction to the current economy and the President’s policies. I’d hate to find out what he thinks is a “healthy” reaction. Maybe surrendering our bank accounts? Voluntarily hand over our wallets to Washington? Bow to the President like he did [...]

Simply amazing. Thousands lined the streets of major U.S. cities to protest big government. They brought their homemade signs with thoughtful messages (none of that “Bush = Hitler” crap). They brought along their children. They demonstrated peacefully. And best of all, they chanted “USA” whenever given the chance. The success of Tax Day tea parties [...]

Tax Day has finally come. And as the WSJ points out, nationwide there are more than 300 tea parties being organized. Each state of the union will have one: Today American taxpayers in more than 300 locations in all 50 states will hold rallies — dubbed “tea parties” — to protest higher taxes and out-of-control [...]

This is unbelievable. Michelle Malkin confirms the validity of this DHS report about “rightwing extremism” after Obama’s historic election. Check out this footnote on page 2: (U) Rightwing extremism in the United States can be broadly divided into those groups, movements, and adherents that are primarily hate-oriented (based on hatred of particular religious, racial or [...]

If you’re a reader of this blog, I assume you already know about the Tax Day Tea (“Taxed Enough Already”) Parties organized across America on April 15. This is a grassroots movement of citizens to protest the irresponsible spending that’s coming from Washington under the Obama administration and Democratic Congress. Concerned citizens realize that although [...]

The city of Burleson in Texas thinks the tea party is “not in the public interest.” Thanks to FreedomWorks for the tip. Now go and give Burleson a piece of your mind! Share and Enjoy:

The Cape Coral, Florida, city council cancels the tea party planned at Jaycee Park on April 1. For what reason? Too many people may show up, and the organizer, Lynn Rosko, is unwilling to get the required insurance for an event with 500 or more attendees anticipated. First, the city council thinks there’s going to [...]