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Tea Party organizing tip: Have a co-chair/substitute

Since I was called away on a family emergency (it all turned out okay) for the last few days, I’m reminded of another organizing tip: If you’re the main organizer for an April 15 Tea Party, make sure there’s someone who can step in for you if some work or family emergency comes along and you are unable to continue your organizing work. At a minimum, if you document what you are doing in...

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Saturday’s Tea Parties huge success

Details and pictures here and here. And here’s an in-person report from the Raleigh Tea Party. The photo below is from the Raleigh Tea Party; I’ll add more photos on...

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Question about Facebook for Tea Party organizers

One of the local organizers e-mailed me with a question this morning, and I don’t know the answer. If you do, could you either answer in the comments or e-mail me (at roxannekramer@gmail.com ) and I’ll forward it to the right person. Question: How do I adjust the Facebook page of our group so that a recent events/news/FAQ section appears in a stable area above the photo section, one that...

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“Let’s trust Barack Obama”: Who ARE these people?

This video features short excerpts from speeches given by Democrats who voted for the stimulus and bailout bills passed during the Obama administration. Clearly, these elected representatives were in la-la land. Quotes you’ll hear on the video: Harry Reid: “Every penny will require Barack Obama’s personal sign-off. Barack Obama has also said there will be transparency. There will be...

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We get mail: The (second) Friday morning edition.

If you’re new to “Fresh Tea Daily”, every morning I do this round-up of all the most recent comments on state pages. Those pages are where local organizers and participants meet, share ideas and plan. I do this post as a service to those of you who enjoy seeing all the planning, discussion and comments in one place without having to click into every single state’s coordinating...