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active 3 months, 1 week ago ago
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Benjamin Pooler
joined 1 year, 5 months ago
Ashland We Said No Tea Party
This Group is headed by fellow Americans and is dedicated to preserving the Constitutional rights of the people. We as the people of The United States will stand up and uphold each and every God given right, as was done by our forefathers. We are Dedicated to preserving liberty & freedom for all Americans. This group is dedicated to helping the Tea Party in every way possible, because we believe the Tea Party Patriots have demonstrated their ability to speak for the people, without putting themselves first.
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bamiller03 joined the group Ashland We Said No Tea Party 3 months, 1 week ago
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Anthony Mucciolo posted an update in the group Ashland We Said No Tea Party 3 months, 1 week ago
For those who hold out hope for real change, this will be well worth your reading, and sharing. We need a New Revitalized Republican Party, and every conservative and libertarian who aspire to run for the Congress and the Senate in 2014 will most likely defeat their counterparts if they include all or most of these positions in their platform. The…[Read more]
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Anthony Mucciolo joined the group Ashland We Said No Tea Party 3 months, 1 week ago
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Hat In Ring posted an update in the group Ashland We Said No Tea Party 10 months ago
All Information Listed In This Post Is From The “Yellow Pages Phone Book” Showing The Rapidly Growing Hispanic Population Due Totally To Illegal Immigration across the U.S. Mexico Border.
This list only shows hispanic populations in U.S. cities that have reached 30% and above. There are vertually hundreds of U.S. cities not on the this list…[Read more]
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Hat In Ring posted an update in the group Ashland We Said No Tea Party 11 months, 1 week ago
In my own opinion as to what caused the housing crisis in 2008 is illegal immigration and to many legal immigrants being let into the U.S. coupled with the U.S. government not regulating dangerous sub prime morgages to people that got loans with incomes that were deemed to low by most banks before sub prime morgages were allowed.
In 1977, Former…[Read more]