Humboldt Tea Party Patriots

Coast to Coast: Tea Party Unrest with ObamaCare in South Carolina

◼ Coast to Coast: Tea Party Unrest with ObamaCare in South Carolina - at PJTV
Steve Green talks to Karen Martin of the Spartanburg Tea Party. Some 13 South Carolina Republicans were helping to implement ObamaCare, that was until the Tea Party got involved. Hear what South Carolina Tea Party activists are doing do stop RINO's from advancing the Obama agenda.

Meeting Notice

April 14th
Eureka Veterans Building ~ 1020 H Street
Meet & Greet ~ 5:30 pm
Meeting ~ 6:10

In preparation for our "Tax Day Rally" ~ we will be making signs as we listen to patriotic music -- so if you have makers bring them, poster board, and anything you think might make a good sign!!!

****Things we still need for the 15th of April--a small gas powered generator. We need to plug the PA system into it.**** if you have one that we can use please Call Gwen @ 498-3101

April 15th--Courthouse -- 11:30 to 2
Theme--"SOS" ~ Save Our State ~ Reduce~Reform~Revive
We will be having speakers & music, & lots of flags!!!
If you have Tea Party Apparel ~ Please wear it!!! If not, then please wear your patriotic clothing!!!

Up Coming Events

April 10th in Fortuna -- Sunday Social to Benefit the Humboldt Honor Flight--Admission by Donation -- Music starts @1..Flag Ceremony @ 2 pm - Sponsored by the Humboldt Accordionaires

April 28th Meeting ~ Robin Rohr - Tea Party Activist from Laytonville will be our Guest Speaker. She has written a book about the "Real Tea Party"

May 9th, Monday -- We will have the great fortune to have Mr. Tom DeWeese - president of American Policy Center in town. Author of "Now Tell Me I Was Wrong" He is one of nations leading advocates of individual liberty, free enterprise, private property rights, personal privacy, back-to-basics education and American sovereignty & independence. (Thank you!!! Del Norte Tea Party Patriots & Sheriff Dean Wilson & Mary Wilson!!!) Suggested Donation @ door- $5 to help cover expenses

We are a not for profit organization solely funded by the generous donations of individuals. If you would like to help us, you can send your donations to: Humboldt Tea Party Patriots @ 3144 Broadway, Suite 4-Box 116, Eureka, Ca 95501. Your donations are not tax deductible.

SCHUMER TO TEA PARTY: YOU ARE A FLEA...

Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) compared House conservatives to a flea Friday as rhetoric in the spending fight intensified.

Schumer, who has been criticizing Republicans all day, said in a floor speech Friday that conservatives were the flea controlling the dog, which he said in this case is a federal government that could shut down at midnight.

“What we have here is a flea, wagging a tail, wagging a dog,” said Schumer, chairman of the Senate Democratic Policy Committee.
“The flea are the minority of House Republicans who are hard right, the tail is the House Republican caucus, and the dog is the government,” Schumer explained. “That flea is influencing what the dog does ... and it is sad....”

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Tea Party Activists are in Position to Challenge Green Groups at the State Level

◼ Tea Party Activists are in Position to Challenge Green Groups at the State Level - NetRightDaily

Thanks to the ingenuity and vision of key activists who are going local rather than fixating on Washington, D.C., the Tea Party is in position to challenge the power and influence of state level green groups. For decades, well-funded environmental activists have operated at expense of industrial development and private landowners without any meaningful response.

But in the time that has elapsed since the 2010 elections, average citizens and elected officials who are connected with the Tea Party have oriented themselves against green pressure groups. This approach is very much in keeping with the advice of Ned Ryun, executive director of American majority, a grassroots organization headquartered in Va., has the right idea. He recommends that the Tea Party take full advantage of its decentralized structure and burrow in locally....

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Trump: I would run a great country

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One Woman, One Vote

◼ link - Ned Ryun/American Spectator

Despite attacks from the left, Engelbrecht and the King Street Patriots keep marching on. As she explains, "The True the Vote story confounds the left because it is simple and true. Simple and true presents a problem, because no one gets to manipulate it." She adds, "True the Vote shouldn't be something we take sides on. It should just be. The rules are the same no matter party or color. It's not about politics, it's about principle. If our elections aren't truly fair, we are not truly free."

"I not real optimistic, no, I'm not," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., told reporters on Tuesday. "I think that the Tea Party is driving what goes on in the House of Representatives. And we cannot do what they want done."

◼ Government shutdown looms as budget talks stall - Susan Ferrechio

As Tea Party activists rallied across the street from the Capitol, Republican leaders pledged they would fight to include $61 billion in budget cuts in a funding deal needed to prevent a government shutdown.
The latest negotiations between Democrats and Republicans are centered around a compromise that would cut just $33 billion from this year's budget, which runs through September. But that number is not sitting well with many in the GOP, who pledged during last year's campaign to cut deeper.

Fiscally conservative Republicans, including dozens of freshmen backed by the Tea Party, have signaled they do not want to accept a budget deal with less than the $61 billion in cuts passed earlier by the House and they are pressuring House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, to hold out for more.

"We want to be as bold as we can," said Rep. Joe Walsh, R-Ill., a conservative freshman and Tea Party activist. "There is a strong sentiment that this fight is not inconsequential. Everybody I'm talking to on this side of the aisle is saying we are ready to have a fight on that number - $61 billion."

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