Obama Keep Your Laws Off My Body

HaltObama.com Sign at the Boston Tea Party 2009

Massachusetts Rates Have Gone Up 25% in 1 Year!

Government Stop Spending Our Money

Peaceful Tea Party Crowd in Boston 2009

The 60th Senate vote is up for re-election in Massachusetts on January 19, 2010 when the late Senator Kennedy’s seat will be up for special election.  Massachusetts voters will have the chance to vote for REAL CHANGE if they elect Republican candidate Scott Brown to the US senate.  If Scott Brown is elected he will determine the 60th vote and will change the balance of power US Senate.

This is a very important time in history and we need every Massachusetts voter to be counted, to find out where to vote Click here!  City and Town halls are prepared now to take votes for people who will be traveling or otherwise not be able to vote on January 19th in Massachusetts or click here for an absentee ballot application.

To support Scott Brown in his quest for real change, visit BrownForUSsenate.com and send a message to Washington that we want REAL CHANGE!

It was a cold and windy day but plenty of Americans came to the Boston Common to support against the Federal Health Care Bill.  There are new leaders stepping up and accepting the challenge to run against the current politicians that are not listening to what “We The People” want from our Goverment, NECN was there to cover the story.

The nationwide Tea Party movement is a grassroots group of Americans who’ve grown disgusted with egregious government spending and inequality in taxation. The movement has expanded exponentially and healthcare reform has become a focus.

Todd Feinburg of WRKO-AM will act as emcee for the event. Confirmed citizen speakers represent a variety of grassroots organizations and include: Shelli Baker, Musical Performer; Carla Howell, Alliance to Roll Back Taxes; Don Feder, columnist and Conservative activist; Dr. Mildred Jefferson, retired surgeon and Pro-Life activist; Dr. Allen Unruh, chiropractor and Conservative activist; Jared Rhoads, Founder and Director, Lucidicus.org; Sandi Martinez who is running for State Rep SandiMartinez.com, State Committeewoman, 2010 State Senate Candidate; Brad Marston, founder, ConservativeSolutions.org and 2010 State Representative Candidate; Kamal Jain, political activist, 2010 State Auditor Candidate; Christine Morabito, psychiatric nurse; Maura Marks, PhD, Speech Pathologist.

Earl Henry Sholley also spoke who is running against Barney Frank for the 4th Congressional District.  To find out more about and support his efforts visit SholleyForCongress.us.  Doug Bennett who is running for City Councilor (At-Large), visit his website BennettForBoston.com.