What a long strange year its been

By Christine Morabito, member since April 2009
It’s been almost a year since the Tax Day Tea Party on the Boston Common, an event that proved to be the kick-off for an exciting and powerful movement here and across the country. For me personally, it was my first foray into the world of political activism. I [...]

No More Earmarxists – A Voter’s Guide

As Massachusetts voters, we well understand the conundrum that will be faced by unsuspecting voters across the nation this year.  Is “Republican candidate A” a conservative?  Erick Erickson offers some advice in telling the difference.

For self-described conservatives, it is easy to be pro-life, pro-troops, and pro-tax cuts. In most races, that is not how you [...]

Erick Erickson on Glenn Beck @ CPAC 2010

I think Erick Erickson’s analysis is an interesting read – worth sharing for sure.  I’m not sure if any of us attended CPAC.  If you did, send us your take.  I’m sure, though, that many of us watched Glenn Beck’s address.  To me, it was equal parts inspiring and soul crushing, thought provoking and redundant.
Many [...]

Explanations, not Endorsements

Explanations, not endorsements
Bridget Fay
In law and in principle, the Greater Boston Tea Party does not endorse candidates for public office.  Many of us joined the Tea Party movement because of our dissatisfaction with the way that both political parties have conducted themselves on Beacon Hill and in Washington.  Some of us joined because we were [...]

MA Special Senate Election Polling

What a stunner!  Just days after Rasmussen puts Coakley a measley 9 points ahead of Brown, PPP comes out with this.
The Massachusetts Senate race is now a toss up.
Buoyed by a huge advantage with independents and relative disinterest from Democratic voters in the state, Republican Scott Brown leads Martha Coakley 48-47.
What’s all the fuss about?
Brown [...]

The Axis of Cluelessness in the War on Terror

Don’t miss this brilliant and funny piece by Don Feder, a Tea Party favorite.

New Year’s Resolution – To Remember

To remember what happened, to remember why we are fighting, to remember what we are fighting for, to remember to never forget, to remember to never give up. This is our country and they cannot have it, they cannot have us.

Enhanced “Obamacare” Carols to Share

More evidence that we have a few brilliant people among our ranks.