Posts Tagged ‘Patriot Spotlight’
Patriot Spotlight: We the People…
In late 2008 and early 2009, Janice Reed was very concerned about the bank bailout and saw how hard it hit many Americans nationwide. Reed began to see and understand more of what was happening to the country and how it was unraveling before her eyes. This brought to mind her long-ago civics classes, a…
Read MorePatriot Spotlight: A Tea Party for Veterans
Gregg Cummings is a true patriot who bleeds red, white and blue. He’s a veteran and a former police officer still dedicated to serving his country. He didn’t get involved in the tea party movement until he heard Nancy Pelosi include veterans as she read the terror watch list aloud. Cummings also felt the same frustration…
Read MoreJenny Beth’s Journal: Do Liberals Believe in Transparency? Not Really.
Should Democratic voters be outraged that liberal judicial activists are keeping a secret list of potential judicial nominees? Absolutely! For a group that demands transparency from President Trump – who has been transparent about his judicial choices since the beginning – they refuse to practice what they preach. Fox News has Jenny Beth’s commentary: Their…
Read MorePatriot Spotlight: Tip of the Iceberg
The election of Barack Obama and the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) encouraged many people like Pat Shaler to get involved and do something to fight the encroaching socialism. Shaler has been a tea partier since the very beginning. As a retired lawyer who saw the beginning of Medicare, he knew that the ACA was bad…
Read MorePatriot Spotlight: Making Time for the Tea Party
Joining the tea party movement seemed like a natural move for Regina Thomson. She was inspired and energized by the Rick Santelli rant. With her conservative beliefs, and with the uncertain political climate, she decided to join the tea party movement. She watched the early formation of the tea party movement while enmeshed in a job that consumed too much of…
Read MorePatriots Spotlight: Grannie on a Mission
Carol Davis was raised in a conservative home but veered politically left for a while. She was working her part-time job bartending at a local bowling alley in Chicago when she heard Rick Santelli make his rant in 2009. As a divorced mom who worked two jobs for over 40 years to make ends meet, his…
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