"Now that we're organized what do we do next" was the caption on a 70s era cartoon. It's a question that is very much relevant to today's nationwide Tea Party movement.
Hordes of angry citizens. appalled by the insanity of the federal government's squandering untold trillions of dollars to bail out an economy crippled by the previous actions of the same federal government will gather in a series of Tea Parties, Wednesday evoking memories of the event in Boston Harbor in 1773.
That the numbers expected to participate are staggering can in no way be attributed to publicity in the odious mainstream media which can devote gallons of ink and expensive broadcast time on protests by small handfuls of leftwing groups opposed to the Iraq war or promoting gay marriage but can't find time or space to cover the birth of a genuine and spontaneous nationwide citizens movement honestly.
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Monday, Jan. 6, 2014:
Former columnist, Marine Corps hero, and Washington insider Phil Brennan passed away on Monday. He was 87 years old.
Born in New York City, Brennan served with the Marines during World War II before tackling a series of jobs in the nation’s capital, beginning with a campaign to win statehood for Alaska. —More…</em>
