Fellow Patriots:
The Dallas County Republican Party has called for a rally in response to Barack Obama's visit to Dallas next week:
President Barack Obama is coming to Texas to raise money for the Democratic Party in Dallas on Monday, August 9th. Join fellow conservatives at the same time as we show our love of freedom and prosperity at a family rally in Goar Park.
WHEN:
Monday, August 9th, 5:00 p.m.
Rain or shine
WHERE:
Goar Park
University Park, Texas
This is clearly a Republican event, but it is also an opportunity to make our voices heard on the Administration's agenda.
So, here's the question: shall we encourage our members to attend this event? Please share your thoughts below. Thank you.
By 2010-08-03 17:34:26
If we want to have a demonstration of our own, we should, but not with the Republican Party.
The information has already been sent to my zip code anyway. Any member of the Tea Party who wants to identify with the Republican Party should already be on their mailing list.
Everything we do should express what we stand FOR, stated positively - our 3 main principles, etc. -- nothing negative like Obama painted as the Joker. Don't feed that racist hysteria, but let them know that there aren't any (socialist) SHEEP in the West, starting right here in Dallas!
As far as his legality, my family has been in this country longer than can be traced. We helped settle everything from Missouri to Montana and California. However, my cousins were born overseas because my uncle was stationed in a foreign country while serving in the military. Are they now prohibited from running for president?
Based on everything that I have read and seen, as well as the comments of the first lady (http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=136769) , I do believe that Barack was born in Kenya; however, his mother was the daughter of a U.S. army sergeant. He has clear and undeniable familial ties to this country. As such, I cannot morally claim him to be less of a citizen than the rest of us without also claiming that members of my own family are less of a citizen than the rest of us.
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If the cops bug us can we ask for his LEGAL birth certificate ??? Just kidding ya'll. I will be there.Ya'll gonna tell us any more info or is this all we need to know ????
to a very dangerous man. Don't let fear silence us.
a protest rally. But, we can make a difference by supporting a great constitutional conservative candidate right here in Dallas. Help raise enthusiasm for this wonderful man with your cheers, money, and time!
The media will ALWAYS spin conservatives as the lunatic fringe no matter what we do or say. I think that the Republicans in Washington fall into this -- which causes them to turn into RINOs -- and we fight against the RINO stuff all the time.
The media do all this to try and regulate our behavior and response. If we always consider what they will spin with what we choose to do, then we will be handcuffed into doing nothing -- just like the RINOs -- so as not to offend.
We are offensive to them and I'm okay with that. We offend them because we tell the truth -- not because we are actually offensive. They don't scare me and they won't regulate my choices and my behavior. I will not act like a lunatic or a racist, but I will speak and show up to functions that the Tea Party decides to attend.
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wish we could do it in sight of his limo though
I should be clear. We shouldn't be rude or disruptive, but if an event is free and open to the public I say we take whatever chance we can voice our opinion. I say this for two reasons. First, a since of community is very important to any endeavor and this will provide us with an opportunity to get together and remind ourselves that we are not alone. Second, visibility is how you build a community.
Finally, I don%u2019t think that we should boycott the democratic or the republican party because the Tea Party movement is supposed to be about the welfare of our country, not political agendas.
He has destroyed the lives of Millions of Americans. Don" Mess with Texas!
We should keep our eyes peeled for Bush and Cheney while we're there, although I doubt the Texas GOP invited them.
Of course, you'll have to ignore that rule about not supporting rallies where candidates are speaking...