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TPP Action Reacts to Protests and Riots in Wake of George Floyd Death
Tea Party Patriots Action Honorary Chairman Jenny Beth Martin released the following statement today about the protests and riots in wake of George Floyd’s death. “Mayors, governors, and the president himself need to act NOW, TODAY, to restore order to our cities. And yes, part of restoring order means getting back to the business of being Americans. No…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Action Weekly Report from Washington 05/18/20
CALENDAR: The Senate will return Monday, May 18. The House will not be in session this week, but may come back on May 27 and 28, though I have no idea why. LAST WEEK ON THE HOUSE FLOOR: The House came back into session on Friday, May 15, to vote on two items…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Action Weekly Report from Washington 05/04/20
CALENDAR: The Senate will return Monday, May 4. The House may return the week of May 11. CONGRESS RETURNS: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell declared several weeks ago that the Senate would return to work on Monday, May 4, and he even scheduled a roll call vote for 5:30 PM to make sure everyone…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Action Weekly Report from Washington 04/27/20
CALENDAR: The House and Senate are scheduled to be in recess until May 4. Given that the District of Columbia is under a shutdown order until May 15, I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see that May 4 date slip. SOCIAL SECURITY: Trustees for the Social Security and Medicare systems released…
Read MoreDr. Carson Wants to Reopen the Country
Many Americans have been impacted by the forced shutdown of our communities in response to the Covid-19 coronavirus. At this writing, tens of millions have lost their livelihoods and have been forced to seek unemployment, which has many Americans anxious to get back to something closer to normal. With evidence that shows the spread of…
Read MoreTea Party Patriots Action Weekly Report from Washington 04/20/20
CALENDAR: The House and Senate are scheduled to be in recess until May 4. Given that the District of Columbia is under a shutdown order until May 15, I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see that May 4 date slip. Except that maybe, MAYBE, the House will have to come back briefly this week…
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