Showing posts with label grassroots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grassroots. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Defend Small Business

There has been an awakening due to the immoral actions and inactions of radical leftists and their cohorts, which includes the present DC regime. A serious backlash is happening in this nation. True patriots are standing up and pushing back. We will not be silenced. We will not be stopped.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Tea Party Movement

"I have no special brief for the Tea Party. I’m sure that, like all big organisations, it contains its share of cranks. But the idea that calling for lower taxation, lower spending and lower borrowing is ipso facto extreme is asinine. That’s the thing: neither I nor George Monbiot gets to decide what “extreme” is any more. That’s what government of, by and for the people means." -Daniel Hannon-

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

NOW THIS IS WHAT I CALL ASTROTURFING

Glenn Beck holds a grassroots, non-political solidarity rally to restore honor in our country with the proceeds going to charity, and the more politically motivated pinheads just have to try and out do it. News flash (especially to Nancy Pelosi)...this 'march' is totally driven by ASTROTURF! The signs (and there will be plenty, of which there were few to none at the Restore Honor rally) will be printed, not hand-made. Just how many people/groups will be PAID to come to this 'march'? I say that plenty will be. It is at least funded/backed by the NAACP, big labor unions, teachers unions, community organizations (like ACORN), etc, ad nauseum. In my opinion this is simply one big fund raiser and campaign meeting for the democrat party. And if the organizers of this 'march' claim any money raised is going to charity, I say...PROVE IT! Oh, and be on the lookout for those crazy Tea Party people (a/k/a 'plants') who will also be paid to show up and disrupt things.

BTW...coincidence? October 2, 1967 was the day activist Thurgood Marshall officially became a Supreme Court Justice (he thought the Constitution was a living document), and also on October 2, 1949 the steel and iron workers union (CIO, now the AFL-CIO) had a national strike along with the coal miners, for one to demand pensions. How's the steel industry in this country doing today?