Teapartiers ‘Die-In’ a Sad Spectacle of the Deluded

December 16, 2009


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3 Responses to “Teapartiers ‘Die-In’ a Sad Spectacle of the Deluded”

  1. Jon from Ohio on December 16th, 2009 4:24 am

    The claim of this being a ‘corporate’ event is total BS. We are all citizens who traveled to DC on our own initiative from locally organized groups, we paid for our own buses, our own meals, etc. Neither any ‘corporate’ group or any Senators gave us any ‘refreshments’ whatsoever.

  2. O.B. Ron Quixote on December 16th, 2009 4:20 pm

    “Sad spectacle”???

    If several thousand Tea Party attendees at the Code Red Rally is a “sad spectacle”, then how would you describe the liberal MoveOn.org rally staged the same day at the White House which drew an underwhelming 50-60 people???

    How totally pathetic is that? Especially considering how many local SEIU, ACORN, and inside-the-Beltway liberals are in such ready supply in the immediate vicinity!

    Oops!

    LOL!!!

  3. Jazmon on December 16th, 2009 6:50 pm

    LISTEN UP!!!

    This website appears as a watering hole for those thirsty for true freedom and direction for the voice of the people to be heard and acknowledged resulting in real change.

    Lack of true organization and leadership leaves these people thirsty, lost and scattered, which is perhaps the intent of those in power. The true rulers DO NOT want us, the people to join together and replace them with forces that represent the people instead of corporation interests who own them.

    They prefer for us to be distracted, having a party, drinking chamomile tea and staying calm while they continue business as usual with our money and bodies to run their war machines and fill their private prisons. They mock on us and do not take us serious.

    THIS IS A SERIOUS AND CRUCIAL POINT IN TIME!!!

    This may be our last and only chance to spur a change, yet talking and drinking tea will not bring about change. We must to have representation INSIDE Washington D.C. We will get nowhere by only circling the sidelines; where they want us to stay, out of their way.

    Jorge Antonio Lovenguth (George), a USMC-H Vietnam Veteran, is willing to represent the Tea Party in the U.S. Senate without corporation backing. He is not accepting corporate donations; only donations from the people he will represent to meet the qualification fee to be on the ballot. Small donations from people, not corporations, will add up to make it happen.

    The most important donation to his campaign is to PASS THE WORD and get out the vote in Florida, Nov 2, 2010 for U.S. Senate. His approach is to come in helicopter style with VOTES on Election Day that the establishment will not expect and be surprised to see the Tea Party have someone to represent the People, instead of corporations, within Washington D.C.

    People please, put down your tea cup and Pass the Word to vote for Jorge Antonio Lovenguth (George), to be inside, in a seat in the U.S. Senate!

    He will be the only senator in history who will not owe any corporation interests and will be free to represent the interests of the people. He will focus on helping veterans, the elderly, and education; all areas currently highly neglected. His fight for the Florida St. Johns River and to stop offshore drilling is legend.

    He has a degree in literature and will actually read and write. All words will come from him and not speech writers. Isn’t that what you want in a senator?

    If you are a true American and really want direction and change within the current system that rules us all, go to TeaParty.pro and PASS THE WORD to everybody you know.

    Contribute to making history and real change in Washington D.C.! Only you can make it happen.

    Register to vote. Jazmon

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