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Thirsty? Tea Party Time

Posted on | June 25, 2010 | 2 Comments

by Smitty

I’m in Manassas, Virginia, in an area with a bit of a reputation for not always paying attention to the Federal government, though for substantially better reasons this time around.

From FaceBook

The Manassas Tea Party announces the”Defend the Constitution Rally” to support Virginia’s lawsuit against thefederal government’s imposition of national healthcare on our state.Hundreds of patriots from all ove…r Northern Virginia will gather in Old TownManassas at the Harris Pavilion to rally in favor of Virginia’s defense of theConstitution spearheaded by Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli and buoyed byConstitutionally-minded Virginia legislators. Attorney General Cuccinelliwill be our honored guest and featured speaker. Other Virginia politicalleaders and personalities will be announced as we get closer to the event.
Where: Harris Pavilion, Old Town Manassas
When: Friday, June 25th, 2010, 7 to 8 pm
www.manassasteaparty.com

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2 Responses to “Thirsty? Tea Party Time”

  1. Roxeanne de Luca
    June 26th, 2010 @ 3:17 am

    Sounds like wonderful fun – and educational!

    One of the many problems with the expansion of the federal government is that people who have an intuitive sense that something is amiss lack the capability to discuss the intricacies of the laws and how those interact with the Constitution, state laws, the administrative state, and Supreme Court precedent. For people whose expertise lies elsewhere and do not have the time to figure all this out on their own (i.e. normal people with jobs that create wealth for the economy or with children, or both), these events are great. 🙂

    We are getting a full report, right?

  2. Roxeanne de Luca
    June 25th, 2010 @ 11:17 pm

    Sounds like wonderful fun – and educational!

    One of the many problems with the expansion of the federal government is that people who have an intuitive sense that something is amiss lack the capability to discuss the intricacies of the laws and how those interact with the Constitution, state laws, the administrative state, and Supreme Court precedent. For people whose expertise lies elsewhere and do not have the time to figure all this out on their own (i.e. normal people with jobs that create wealth for the economy or with children, or both), these events are great. 🙂

    We are getting a full report, right?