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If the leaders of the Imperial Congress thought that everyone would just go away they are delusional. Well ok, they are delusional but you know what I mean. Not only will the Million Med March be in Clayton on Saturday, but the patriots down in Branson are hosting a Tea Party tomorrow also!
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Here in AFP-Georgia, we’re making more of an effort to keep our members connected online.
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*Check out the Talking Rock Tea Party photos on our AFP GA Facebook page .
*See images from one of our Next Step Training where nearly 100 AFP GA activists attended. Click HERE for pics
The big government liberals currently in charge of OUR congress are ignoring "We The People". They are frustrated that we had the audacity to actually rise up and speak out against their expansion of government and further destruction of our economy. Their plan was to be enjoying Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks having re-engineered our country into just another country in the world instead of the world leader. You spoiled that!
READ MORELast night in Portland, Oregon we had hundreds upon hundreds of grassroots activists in a downtown park protesting Al Gore's (without a doubt the largest emitter of hot air in the nation) pro-cap-and-trade speech.
READ MOREGood quote from Ron Gould, too:
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blockquote>The package given preliminary Senate approval on Wednesday also makes changes in how many state agencies operate, including giving several of them the power to hike fees to cover their costs rather than rely on general tax revenues. That saves the state close to another $160 million.
That plan drew fire from several GOP lawmakers.
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