Comments on: Nothing Like A Tea Party

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By: deBeauxOs

deBeauxOs — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:51:59 +0000

Sorry to point this out, but if commenter “kathryn woodward” and her illiterate expression of violence is typical of the Tea Party Nation membership, that is not civility.

If the US is in trouble, sadly the problem is perpetuated by people like her.

By: Becolby

Becolby — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 19:38:04 +0000

For those of you who did not do your homework, the recent tea parties did not dump tea in any way. They were protests done in the tradition of the Boston Tea Party in 1773, specifically protesting the high tax rates such as those that sparked our revolution and separation from England. All of the complaining about the environment and civility should do five minutes of research before posting. As an aside, the tax rate that so enraged the founding fathers was approximately 15%.

By: kathryn woodward

kathryn woodward — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:42:30 +0000

I am a small business owner going down. I think the only way we are bring our children home from war is that they will be ordered to put us in our place by our government, I’m all for protest and for our government to do the right thing, Martial law, gunning down Americans that are just trying to raise families and be good citizens. I am giving hospice to my mother, I feel like when she goes , I want to go with her.

By: DG

DG — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 22:52:06 +0000

I want to have a tea party and you are invited. As a matter of fact you can help me plan it. We need to stick together, there is no need to dump tea in any drain or water way. It is the idea of concern for our freedoms, liberties, taxes,and constitution that we do this. We have to stand together. Our government is ‘suppose’ to represent what the people want and protect our constitutional rights – they have to swear to this in order to take office. But over the past SEVERAL years, they are not listening to us.

I have written our congress and senate reps, and local reps on the spending and taxation. I get a canned letter back. I realize they can’t answer all questions, but it would be nice to post on their website concerns that constituents have, just to let us know they really are listening to us and possible will do something about it.

That is what the tea parties are all about and http://www.the912project.com – It is not about threatening anyone or anything, it is about protecting our constitutional rights. ‘We the people’ need to come together more in times that threaten our brothers and sisters, where unemployment continues to grow, jobs are eliminated or moved overseas, where those that have worked hard all their lives can not retire because of the losses in their retirements funds. We need to see these people face to face, hear them, possible help them – what better way than ‘a tea party’.