The Don't Mess With Texas Tea Party

Set for April 15 at 11:30 a.m. in Austin in front of city Hall.

Confirmed Speakers include: Governor Rick Perry, Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams, Texas House Representative Wayne Christian, Michael Quinn Sullivan (Texans for Fiscal Responsibility), Peggy Venable (Americans for Prosperity-TX) and many more!

That is an impressive lineup. Click here to RSVP.

Comments

  1. Bay Area Houston11:00 PM

    Thanks for the update! I plan to take that time off and take a dump.

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  2. Farmer Falster (Karl Emmett)4:55 AM

    I'd be leary of any tea party where Perry is in the line up, he's part of the problem and part of the main line establishement...what gives?

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  3. Jambeaux3:09 PM

    I agree with Farmer. Perhaps a campaign gimmick for next years gubernatorial race....? No amount of tea parties is going to make a difference.... it's all bark and no bite. The die is cast. I believe that Texas should secede. I have a Texas flag bumper sticker on my truck with the word "SECEDE" superimposed. I actually have people stop me and ask where they can get one. More and more Texans are opening up to the idea that Texas should stand alone.

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