Posts by Tea Party Patriots
Patriot Spotlight: When There Was Only One
Robert Connors was a tea partier before there was a tea party. He became involved during the George W. Bush and Al Gore presidential election. When Robert was not out protesting for our liberties, he was working with several radio and television stations in California. He became much more involved when he saw politicians slowly…
Read MoreA Coup in Socialist Venezuela is Finally Underway
The people of Venezuela are fed up with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and the tyranny that has led to inflation, starvation, and violence in the country. The 35-year-old lawmaker Juan Guaido took to the streets of Caracas with heavily armed forces to promote the “final phase” to oust Maduro. “The armed forces have taken the…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Action Weekly Report from Washington for 4/29/19
CALENDAR: The House and Senate will both return from their Easter Recess on Monday, and both will stay in session through Thursday. LAST WEEK ON THE HOUSE FLOOR: The House has been in recess, so there was no activity on the House floor last week. THIS WEEK ON THE HOUSE FLOOR: The House…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Action Responds to First Quarter GDP Report
Atlanta, GA – Tea Party Patriots Action Honorary Chairman Jenny Beth Martin responds to today’s release of the Q1 GDP report which showed an expectations-shattering number of 3.2 percent. “This kind of growth is only possible when you have a pro-growth President whose actions back up his words and campaign promises. Once again, we are…
Read MorePatriot Spotlight: The Woman That Never Gave Up
To celebrate our ten-year anniversary of the tea party, we are doing a weekly spotlight of our members and activists. Vera Anderson had never been involved in politics before the Tea Party movement began in 2009. Her realization that she had to do something about the government’s out-of-control behavior spurred her to get involved. Vera…
Read MoreIf Social Security Becomes Insolvent, What Does That Mean for Medicare-for-All?
According to a new report, Social Security will be insolvent and unable to pay the full value of promised benefits to recipients by 2035 and it will exceed its income by 2020. About 67 million people are currently recipients; however, if nothing changes, the program will have to impose cuts of 20 percent to all…
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