Tuesday, July 7th 2009
by jtuch
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The following was published in the La Crosse Tribune:

Organizers were impressed with attendance Saturday at the second La Crosse area Tea Party to draw attention to lower taxes, smaller government and individual liberty.

About 400 people attended the event at Copeland Park. “We never would have seen these numbers (attending) in the past,” said Mark Block, regional director for Americans for Prosperity.

“I think citizens don’t think elected officials are listening to what they are concerned about in Wisconsin,” Block said.

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Tuesday, June 30th 2009
by jtuch
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There are tea parties going on July 4th in the cities of Manitowoc, Germantown, La Crosse, Superior, Fort Atkinson, Antigo, Mayville, Wausau, Eagle River, New Richmond, Janesville, and in Vernon and Burnett county. Please take an hour or two to attend and celebrate our heritage with patriots like yourself. For more information, please go to the events page on www.fightbackwisconsin.com.

THE 4TH OF JULY

Have you ever wondered what happened to the 56 men who
signed the Declaration of Independence?

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Tuesday, June 30th 2009
by jtuch
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Host: La Crosse Tea Party
Time: July 4th 12pm-2pm
Location: Copeland Park Oktoberfest Shelter
Website: http://lacrosseteaparty.ning.com/

Host: Jay Weber
Contact info: 262-253-1675
Time: July 4th 10AM-2PM
Location: Sendik's Village Center, Germantown, WI

Host: “Let Freedom Ring” Tea Party
Contact info: meg@wausauteaparty.com
Time: July 4th 12PM-4PM
Location: 400 Block in downtown Wausau, WI
Website: http://wausauteaparty.com/

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Wednesday, June 17th 2009
by jtuch
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-Joe the Plumber available for media interviews-

MILWAUKEE – As Governor Doyle continues to propose tax increases, free market grassroots group Americans for Prosperity is bringing campaign icon “Joe the Plumber” to the Badger State on June 25-26 as part of its Wisconsin Prosperity Tour.

“Joe the Plumber,” who gained notoriety during the 2008 presidential campaign as a no-nonsense conservative voice, will help spread the message that Wisconsin elected officials need to tighten their belts just like Wisconsin taxpayers are forced to do.

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Tuesday, June 16th 2009
by James Valvo
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Apparently there is a rift between House Members as they wait in line for their swig of the pork barrel earmark trough. Rep. McCaul (R-TX) successfully passed an amendment which didn’t allow any of the money in the recent FAA bill to go towards projects named after sitting Members of Congress (except of course John Murtha). Sounds like a common sense provision right?

Well now McCaul has promised to introduce the amendment to any authorization or appropriation bill that moves in the House this year, and Appropriations Committee Chairmen David Obey (D-WI.) is getting spooked. Obey told Democratic members, behind closed doors, that he was not approving any earmarks that go toward so-called Monuments to Me.

That’s when things got ugly.

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