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Tag: Sherry Williams

Taking The Field This Saturday

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Mon Oct 14, 2013 at 11:06:44 AM EST
Tags: Michigan, Conservatives, Tea Party, Surprise, Pow Wow, Cindy Gamrat, Dave Agema, Tony DeMott, Gary Glenn, Mo Shuman, Todd Courser, Randy Bishop, Sherry Williams, Douglas Davis Jr (all tags)

We aren't going to give up because of a few milquetoast GOP types that prefer terms of surrender.

TEA PARTY AND CAMPAIGN FOR LIBERTY GRASSROOTS ACTIVISTS IN MICHIGAN HOLD FIRST COORDINATED EVENT TO GATHER TOGETHER AND GAIN MOMENTUM HEADING IN TO 2014!

Over 200 TEA Party and grassroots leaders and activists from around the state will be gathering at the Soaring Eagle Resort in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan on Saturday, October 19th from 10:00a.m. to 4:00p.m..

The event, titled "Taking the Field", will include attendees and speakers from various TEA Party groups and Michigan's Campaign for Liberty.

"This will be the first coordinated statewide meeting between these two major grassroots movements. It is exciting to see two very strong parts of the grassroots coming together to network and unite on issues that both movements feel passionate about," stated Cindy Gamrat, co-organizer of the event and founder of the Plainwell Patriots.

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