Where Does the Tea Party Stand in 2013
The "Worcester Telegram and Gazette" ended the year with an article on the political future of the tea party movement in Worcester County. Consistently, patriots agree that they are disappointed with the election outcomes, but are not giving up their goals as we enter 2013: Read the "Worcester T&G" article of Sunday, December 30, 2012:
http://www.telegram.com/article/20121230/NEWS/112309799/1101/local
Being "Rich" in America
Christine Morabito, President of the Greater Boston Tea Party, discusses the new "rich" in her article in "The Valley Patriot", December 2012. The Twin City Tea Party plans to have Christine as our guest speaker in January 2013. Read her excellent article:
http://valleypatriot.com/making-100k-a-year-is-now-the-new-rich/
Why the Republicans Lost in November
Peter Larocque, columnist in the December 2012 issue of "The Valley Patriot" discusses some possible reasons why the Republican candidates lost in the November election. If you agree with his points, it is worth looking at corrective planning for future elections:
http://valleypatriot.com/the-redefining-of-america/
Slavery, The Denial of Individual Liberty
Charles Ormsby, Editor of "The Valley Patriot" wrote in his Op-Ed for the December 2012 edition about the return to slavery under the Obama administration. Read this very provocative opinion piece:
Upcoming Event
The June 2013 meeting of the Twin City Tea Party will be held on Monday, June 24, 2013 at Cornerstone's Restaurant. This will be a special meeting to discuss the reorganization of the Twin City Tea Party and the reintroduction of the tea party movement to our families, friends, neighbors and the public at large. We want the input of everyone, so come and be prepared to discuss ideas and changes that will bring in renew interest and renew energy. The Cornerstone Restaurant is located at 616 Central Street (Rt 12). The Twin City Tea Party is non-partisan. All are welcome to attend. There are no costs, dues or fees to attend.
Listen to Patriots:
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QUOTES OF OUR FOUNDERS
A free people [claim] their rights as derived from the laws of nature, and not as the gift of their chief magistrate.
Thomas Jefferson, 1774


