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Acorns and Oaks – Seeds of Change


How to Find a Tea Party Near You

Pajama’s Media list of parties
National Tea Party Day site
Tax Day Tea Party site, by state
Twitter search on topic

Eric Florak says it well:

Call it what you will , but conservatives organizing protests is something unheard of in recent times. That it happens at all with conservatives, is a huge story. we expect the left to be generating these kind of things. Not the right.

It’s also true that that lack of protest over the years, probably accounts for a large part of the amateurish nature of the whole thing.

This is out of character for conservatives. That they do reach so far out of their character to do things like this, indicates the degree of anger going on. As I’ve suggested before in these spaces, anger is something which is not to be underestimated, as motivation.

I suspect this is going to be a turning point in our history . I have very little in the way of doubt that these organizations will continue to grow and learn and gain influence.

Mountain people will tell you that avalanches start with something as small as a raindrop , or a pebble.

There are more protests being organized nationwide. Keep looking at these sites for more information:

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Table of contents for American Tea Party

  1. Time for a Tea Party
  2. Tea Party Video
  3. Tea Party News and Views
  4. Acorns and Oaks – Seeds of Change
  5. Tea Party and Today
  6. Philadelphia Tea Party
  7. Upcoming Tea Parties
  8. My Last Dollar
  9. Rochester Tea Party a Success
  10. Locating a Tea Party Near You
  11. Tea Parties and Freedom
  12. Andrew Sullivan and the The Tea Tantrum Movement
  13. Rochester’s Tea Party on Tax Day
  14. Tea Party Turnout Nationwide
  15. Why Hold a Tea Party Protest?
  16. More Rochester Tea Party Pics
  17. Tea Party Set to Music
  18. Looking for a July 4 Teaparty?
  19. Rochester, N.Y.’s 2010 Tea Party
  20. Rochester NY’s 2010 Tea Party

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One Comment to “Acorns and Oaks – Seeds of Change”

  1. steve link says:
    March 2, 2009 at 10:17 pm

    Please keep us informed about upcoming tea parties. We need to keep this ball rolling.
    You’re totally right about this not being our nature to do these things but you’re also right were boiling mad out here in fly over country.