Illinois' Tea Party movement has not decided upon one candidate for U.S. Senate, as Illinois Review mistakenly implied Friday in the first sentence of the post "Will Co. Tea Party Alliance plans to "Stop Mark Kirk"," state Tea Party contact Denise Cattoni pointed out Saturday.
"Each individual group can endorse a candidate'" [...]
Beverly Perlson, head of "The Band of Mothers" was featured on Fox & Friends early Friday morning. The Band of Mothers is coordinating with Tea Party activists to organize a rally shortly before a General Assembly hearing Tuesday, December 22, 1:00 PM at the Sterling High School in Sterling IL.
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Illinois' Tea Party movement has found their candidate for the GOP US Senate primary, and it's not front-runner Congressman Mark Kirk, it's attorney Patrick Hughes. On January 5, 2010 the Will County Tea Party Alliance is holding a "Stop Mark Kirk" rally at the Woodbine Country Club in Homer Glen,' [...]
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Listen to me. Watch: New polling confirms tea party popularity--the party that respects their concerns will do well in 2010...and if the Dems pass this massively unpopular healthcare bill there will be hell to pay at the polls. [...]
If you're concerned about Obama's plan to move Gitmo prisoners to Thomson, IL and then hold military trial commissions on site, Denise Cattoni of Illinois Tea Party network tells us there's several things you can do:
1. Attend a public hearing Tuesday, 12/22, to determine whether the state of Illinois should sell the' [...]
Good news for American patriots: The Tea Party Express will be thundering across the continent once again. The third incarnation kicks off on March 27 in Senate Harry Reid's hometown, Searchlight, Nevada. The theme is "Just Vote Them Out" and wouldn't you know, the Senate Majority' [...]
The Will County Tea Party Coalition released ratings and seals of approval for U.S. Senate candidates, based on "numerous factors," organizer Tim Kraulidis said, following last Wednesday's candidate forum held in Joliet. Not only did the group focus on which candidates' opinions, beliefs and record most closely aligh with issues [...]
by Mark Batinick of Plainfield, IL
I cannot say thank you enough, to both the organizers of the Tea Party movement, and its supporters. With the bank bailouts and the near trillion dollar stimulus, your blood pressure finally boiled to the point where you stopped yelling at the TV, and started [...]
At the Tea Party US Senate/Congressional forum in Joliet, one lady in the audience asked the GOP candidates' position on whether the Federal Reserve should be abolished. Every candidate in attendance agreed the Federal Reserve should either be abolished or at the very least, audited.
Congressman Ron Paul (R-Texas) has been' [...]
Wednesday night, the Will County Tea Party Alliance forum question that gave crucial insight into the ongoing multiple candidate GOP primary campaign for the US Senate seat and the 11th CD was "How much money have you raised, and how many people do you have on staff?" [...]
If you're snowed in, like many in Chicago are tonight, how about joining Illinois conservatives on Illinois Review as together we watch -- via UStream -- the Will County Tea Party-style Forum. While hundreds are expected at Joliet's Holiday Inn on Larkin Avenue, others will be joining via computer, and [...]
Tea Party activists and protesters are being summoned to McHenry County to oppose the local community college's Student Peace Action Network keynoter Thursday night at 7:00 PM.
Marc Falkoff, an assistant professor at the Northern Illinois University College of Law and attorney for seventeen Guantánamo prisoners, is co-author' [...]
Organizers of Saturday's "Letting off a Little Steam" Tea Party say 4,000 people attended the rally.
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I was fortunate to see Lloyd Marcus perform "Twenty Ten" at the Tea Party Express' Mishawaka, Indiana rally in September. Here's a video montage with Marcus' song:
In September I was in the audience at the Tea Party Express rally in Indiana when Kenneth Gladney, who was selling Gadsden flags at a town hall held by Sen. Russ Carnahan (D-MO) in suburban St. Louis, told us of his being attacked by SEIU thugs.The recent townhall on health care held in U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski's south Chicago district stirred a huge controversy over the experience shared by the woman below. At least one local journalist used the emotiomal exchange to paint local Tea Party participants in a negative light, as insensitive and' [...]
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