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This year, Asheville Tea Party’s big trip to Washington DC will be August 28th. There we’ll meet at the feet of Abraham Lincoln on the National Mall for the unveiling of Glenn Beck’s Plan and the birthday of a new national movement to restore our great country.

Truly, whether you are a fan of Glenn Beck or not, meeting in DC on August 28th, 2010 is practically required of all able-bodied, freedom loving patriots in America. There is no other date to consider. Glenn Beck has a nationwide, daily radio and television audience in the tens of millions…many tens of millions. He has the microphone for advertising this event far and wide. This is our best opportunity for gathering as many patriots as possible in a single site for the purpose of claiming what is rightfully ours: Liberty.

If you were unable to attend the 9.12 March on Washington last year, commit to attending this march.

If you did attend the 9.12 March on Washington last year, commit to attending this march with a couple of friends or family members that didn’t go last year.

Click Here for Travel Itinerary and Information.

  • Feb 04 2010

    An Open Letter To Congressman Shuler

    It is my understanding that sometime today you will vote on H.J. Res. 45, a resolution to increase the ceiling on the national debt by $1.9 trillion. I am strongly opposed to this legislation and encourage you to do the right thing by voting against this resolution.


  • Feb 03 2010

    NC 11 Congressional Candidate Forum Hosted by the Cherokee County 9-12

    The Cherokee County 9-12 Project hosted an 11th District Congressional Candidate Forum on Monday night in Murphy, NC. The forum was open to the public. All Congressional candidates, including Heath Shuler, were invited. Those who actually participated included Dr. Dan Eichenbaum (Physician, Murphy), Greg Newman (Attorney, Hendersonville) and Kenny West (Insurance Salesman, Hayesville). The debate lasted two hours and included an opening statement from each candidate, direct questioning, an audience Q and A session, and closing statements from each candidate. Afterward, a straw poll was taken of all audience members. The vote results are as follows:

    Dr. Dan Eichenbaum - …read more


  • Jan 30 2010

    The Candid Conservative: Cultural Corruption

    A Candid Mission…

    Promoting conservative thinking – punching the mumbling majority, masquerading conservatives, and misguided liberals with matching enthusiasm!

    Did you get punched today?

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    As America observes the unfolding carnage in Haiti, we have been brutally reminded of our blessings. As we shift our recliners to more comfortable positions, we might pause a moment to ponder a deeper truth – those blessings do not convey immunity.

    No Free Rides

    As a conservative appreciative of our country’s traditional values, it is a personal belief that prosperity and safety are not without cost. The Bible, reinforced by nature and the test of experience, assures us that nothing is free and the pretense of such is anything but loving.

    God may have made men equal, but such is certainly not the case with cultures. Whatever romantic attributes previously granted to Haitian culture were grievously assaulted by recent events. The broken rock fault under Haiti has revealed a long standing cultural fault on top of Haiti.

    In spite of the lessons of history and this current event so close to our shores, most Americans believe we retain an inevitable destiny of power and security. To do anything else would require we step around the soft allure of comfort and face the much more demanding mistress of accountability.

    Confronting the Anointed

    In my home town a couple of dozen Tea Party members recently stepped away from their comfort zones to confront elected officials returning from a junket. The state legislator and county commission chair flew in from Hawaii, an island paradise coincidently located at about the same latitude as the paradise lost – Haiti.

    The benefits of a tax payer funded vacation evidently included a respective four thousand dollar dose of Maui’s version of ‘chutzpa’ – Hebrew for ‘audacious entitlement’. It seems that both officials were stricken with the crucial importance of their roles on the Airport Authority and the daunting skill sets necessary to that function. Hawaii was clearly the only place to properly acquire those proficiencies.

    Those with a resistance to chicken manure marketed as chicken salad have tilted their heads at the assertion that board membership necessitates exotic trips to tropical vistas. Those acquainted with books, the Internet, and other affordable and accessible learning tools were equally skeptical of the attitude of personal entitlement cheerfully defended as an act of accountability. It is apparent that awareness of a real national unemployment rate approaching 20% and enough debt to mortgage the future of our children’s children is not one of the skill sets of an information deprived airport authority.

    Insult was added to injury when it was learned that Mr. Commissioner wanted to be reimbursed for using his frequent flyer miles for the trip. Audacity was added to absurdity when it was discovered that Mrs. Legislator graciously shared her room when her family showed up in Hawaii to enhance her learning experience.

    …read more


  • Jan 30 2010

    Bachmann Bails

    By now, you have likely heard the scuttlebutt going around about the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville, TN. Specifically, the for-profit model of organizer Judson Phillips has raised red-flags. Making matters worse for the organizers, Phillips has a history of financial problems.

    Phillips has announced that the $549-a-head convention featuring Sarah Palin is sold out. But Tea Party critics and allies alike have been asking questions about what Phillips plans to do with the money. Concrete answers have been in short supply, and in the end it looked like too big a risk for any public office holder.

    Rep. Michele

    …read more


  • Jan 29 2010

    Dr. Dan on Pre-Emptive War

    As a Constitutional conservative, I will only work with the powers vested to me in Congress within Article 1, Section 8. I am not conceptually an anti-war candidate. As a commissioned officer in the Navy during the Vietnam era, I believe we must maintain a strong military, superior to that of any other nation, and provide our soldiers the necessary equipment for them to perform optimally and protect them from harm. While war can be considered justified and essential under certain circumstances, the consequences of war – loss of life, disability, displacement of innocents – should be abhorrent to morally …read more


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