Tea Party Action Items – May

Action Items – from our newsletter
Here is your latest update from the Greater Boston Tea Party.  As the temperatures outside heat up, so does the political climate – in MA and all across the USA.  We have seen some great victories over the past week that offer us even more hope and inspiration that voters [...]

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 [...]

Tea Party Impact – Glenn Reynolds

But whether the political class likes it or not, this sort of thing is probably here to stay. While 2009 was the year of denigrating and ignoring the tea parties, I suspect that in 2010, they’ll be listened to quite closely. Those who fail to do so, are likely to find themselves out of a job.

Greater Boston TP out in force supporting Brown

For all of you who have been asking for information, here are the big events happening over the next two days involving the Scott Brown campaign.  The Greater Boston Tea Party will have members at all three.   As always, bring a sign.
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The People’s Rally with Scott Brown
Sunday, January 17th, 3:00PM (arrive early to get a [...]

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 [...]

Massachusetts Special Senate Election Update

Visit www.redmassgroup.com – Rasmussen just released poll: Coakley 50% Brown 41%. Among those “very certain to vote” the lead is only 2%. Also, Brown leads the unaffiliated 65% to 21%.

Brown-Coakley Analysis

In analysis, Brown and Coakley are a mere 2 points apart.

Breakfast with US Senate Candidate Scott Brown

Make your reservation now!