RWNJ Conservative Views from Cincinnati

The Cincinnati Tea Party is only 6 days away and I thought I’d give a few updates.

• Over 4000 people have registered to attend (as of Sunday night)
   
• The speaker list has grown as well:
  Cincinnati Tea Party Founder Mike Wilson
  Former Congressman Steve Chabot
  Cincinnati City Councilman Chris Monzel
  Hamilton Township Trustee Michael Munoz
  Small Business Owner Harald Zieger
  Secretary – UC College Republicans David Watkins
  Concerned Taxpayer Théa Shoemake
  Financial Planner Tom O’Brien
  Media Consultant Mike Brenner
   
• Those looking for parking, it is available directly underneath Fountain Square via entry from Vine Street and Walnut Street.
• An official flyer is available for posting or handing out to friends. 

Let’s hope for a big turnout and have our voices heard. Hope to see many of you there!

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Courtesy of CNSNews:

Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) flight (not sure if it was commercial or private) was delayed and she was unable to attend the Global Warming Rally in Washington D.C. due to a blizzard that hit the D.C. area Sunday night. 

House Select Energy Independence and Global Warming Chairman Edward Markey (D-MA) was also forced to cancel his appearance due to the weather.

I honestly wonder why they don’t schedule these rallies for summertime for some dramatic impact.

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ARTICLE SET STICKY UNTIL EVENT:

I am getting a lot of traffic from search engines regarding this event.  I want to be sure that anyone that is searching for this can find it easily.

Welcome to all of you that searched for the Cincinnati Tea Party info and came to this site.  Stick around, check out the articles, post some comments, and come back! This is one of a small handful of political blogs in our area.

I have been informed that the Cincinnati Tea Party is planned for Sunday, March 15, 3PM – 5PM at Fountain Square. Check out the official website for more details. Former Congressman Steve Chabot will be speaking.

Take the opportunity to be vocal. Being a member of the silent majority is not enough. We need to show our compassion, state our case, and make it clear that we are unhappy with the path the Government is taking.

If you are a reader from outside the area, check out the American Tea Party list and participate in your local tea party.

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