Debbie Lane talks to me at the 9/11 protests at the Washington Monument
Her group and site is the Abigail Adams project that is very much worth your notice.
Posts Tagged ‘tea party’
Voices of the Tea Party: Debbie Lane of the Abigail adams project
Posted: September 19, 2010 by datechguy in internet/free speech, short films/interviews, special events, tea partiesTags: 9/11 protests, 9/12 protests, abagail adams project, blogcon, have fedora will travel, tea party, tea party protests, voices of the tea party, washington monument tea party
How To Save America: Amazon/Lunch.com Reviews
Posted: September 19, 2010 by datechguy in amazon reviews, internet/free speech, politics, special eventsTags: allie Duzett, blogcon, books, datechguy's field guide to (cpac) bloggers, lunch.com, tea party
I have written two reviews of Allie Winegar Duzett’s new book How to Save America A Tactical Guide for Practical patriots. You can find my Amazon review of the book here and my review for Lunch.com is here.
No matter which review you choose, it is an excellent book at an excellent price by a remarkable young lady.
You can view my interview of A. E. Duzett for the Field guide here.
Voices of the Tea party: Jeff Peck
Posted: September 17, 2010 by datechguy in internet/free speech, special events, tea partiesTags: 9/11 protests, blogcon, short interviews, tea party, tea party protests, voices of the tea party
I talked to Jeff peck at the Tea party rally on 9/11 2010 in Washington.
For some reason peck seems to have raised some hackles with commentators on You Tube.
Examiner article: Massachusetts, the state it is a changin’
Posted: September 15, 2010 by datechguy in elections, examiner columns, media, opinion/news, politics, tea partiesTags: 2010 elections, christine O'donnell, election 2010, examiner, jim mckenna, Martha Coakley, massgop, republican field, tea party
My latest examiner piece talks about the most significant race of yesterday, it was NOT in Delaware:
Even so the state Republican party didn’t manage to run a candidate to oppose Martha Coakley for Attorney General this year, but a man named James McKenna decided to get involved, he visited tea party after tea party all over the state and launched a sticker campaign to get on the ballot for November.
Sticker campaigns are notoriously tough, A republican campaign in Massachusetts even doubly so.
Today less than an hour ago I was awakened by an excited call from a friend involved in the tea party. The first words out of the phone:
“Guess who is going to be on the ballot against Martha Coakley in November?”
Christine O’Donnell’s win is big, don’t get me wrong, but it was a symptom of the type of thing that put Jim McKenna on the November ballot in Massachusetts. Tea Party activists in small groups in city after city working hard to make a difference. Multiply this by the cities and towns throughout the state and country and you have what is coming down the pike.
This is the story that the media refuses to believe. They will believe it Nov 3rd.
Update: C’Mon Smitty you tweeted the AP story on it and not mine? Mea culpa on that, it was a different retweet, I take it back.
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