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Tag: MT PleasantBy JGillman, Section News
There is a great deal to cover on the tea party powwow in Mt. Pleasant today, but a little inspiration is in order.
With over three hundred tea party leaders representing over 50 organizations around the state, its safe to say the powwow was an icredible success. A happy standing room only crowd with max seating in place should drive home the point that the Tea Party is hardly gone. Emery McClendon is an Indiana Tea type who has become a sought after speaker at tea party events and was the winner of Americans for Prosperity's 2010 "Activist of the Year" award. Enjoy.
Next up - Interviews! (7 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
The MI4CS United States Senate debate at Central Michigan University went on as planned today with a packed auditorium. Tea party folks from all over the state watched the 2 hour event that was primarily on issues of interest to conservatives and traditionalists.
Candidates present were Scotty Boman, Clark Durant, Gary Glenn, Randy Hekman, and Chuck Marino. The debate was lively and each candidate did well enough, but each of them would also be hoping to have earned the straw poll top result afterward. That result will be announced later by the MI4CS. I will have video available as soon as I can get that monster file processed. (1 comment) Comments >> |
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