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Thaddeus Kasperowicz
joined 1 year, 5 months ago
The House of Adams
The Tea Party of Quincy, Massachusetts
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Anthony Mucciolo posted an update in the group The House of Adams 3 months 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 The House of Adams 3 months ago
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Donna Murphy posted an update in the group The House of Adams 6 months, 1 week ago
Why are the Massachusetts groups so quiet? There has been little or no activity in this area in months….
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Donna Murphy joined the group The House of Adams 6 months, 1 week ago
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jrtaylor7983 joined the group The House of Adams 1 year ago
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Jonathan Mehtala posted an update in the group The House of Adams 1 year, 1 month ago
I am a conservative/libertarian.
I believe the federal government has grown out of control, threatening the rights liberties and property of the people. This is being done at the executive, legislative, and judicial level. This is in direct opposition to the Constitution and the founding fathers vision for the federal government.Our government…[Read more]
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Jonathan Mehtala joined the group The House of Adams 1 year, 1 month ago
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Paul joined the group The House of Adams 1 year, 3 months ago
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James Callahan posted a new pictureHow is it that when a citizen commits a crime they are sentanced to longer jail times and face harsher penalties than an elected representative or an appointed government official that commits the same crime? Also, how is it that they recieve better bennefits and higher pay than the citizens they are supposed to be serving?
I believe that it’s…[Read more]
This photo is disturbing; it immediately reminds me of the utterly horrible practice of lynching people, primarily black Americans in the South, during a period of our history this is not far enough in the past to associate this image with almost anything else. IMHO, the points you’re trying to make would be better served by using a different…[Read more]
Paul, I understand where your coming from but immediately relating this imaage to the injustice of Jim Crow lynch-mobs is being overly sensitive. The mob mentality during the tax-act riots of the early revelotionary period may be disturbing but it’s important to keep in mind that the brutal attacks on crown officials was a reaction to a system of…[Read more]
Thanks, James.