Just got this in my mailbox for any and everyone who lives close enough to join the march:

PROTECT PENNSYLVANIA

We Need Your Support and Attendance!

Join us for the Pennsylvania Liberty March

Preserving your Constitutional Rights

Meet with your legislators!

Monday, April 19, 2010

11 a.m.

Capitol Steps

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Rain Location: East Wing Rotunda

Show your spirit by wearing yellow shirts and bringing signs!

Please RSVP your attendance to Holly Lubart at hlubart@pahousegop.com.

Our leaders in Washington are not listening to the people! Recently, President Obama signed new health care legislation into law, which seeks to turn our health care system into a government-run plan, taking decisions away from you and your doctor and putting them into the hands of government.

Pennsylvania Republicans are working tirelessly to continue the fight for our freedoms. Pennsylvania has joined 40 other states introducing the Health Care Freedom Act, which protects our 10^th amendment rights. In addition, Attorney General, Tom Corbett signed a letter with 14 other state Attorney Generals suing the federal government challenging the constitutionality of the health care mandate.

Where will the federal government stop? Please join us and your fellow Pennsylvanians on April 19th as we continue to fight to preserve our Constitutional rights. We must protect Pennsylvania citizens from further government intrusion!

For more information, go to healthcareforpafamilies.com.

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“TEA” or “Taxed Enough Already” Party rallies have evolved over the last year. Beginning with a few popular voices bringing together the common {conservative} man in historic proportions, tea parties have brought together like-minded citizens who want a say in the insanity going on in our government right now.

At a Tea Party rally, you can expect to see a couple of things:

Families

All Ages

All Races

Posters with slogans about fiscal spending, taxes, the president.

An open forum – usually outside – near a public street or in a park.

Probably a a speaker or two on a megaphone or microphone.

Book tables, literature and growing paraphernalia with slogans similar to posters being held.

The occasional poster by a fringe group.

Maybe even food but bring your own.

Usually no chairs (or umbrellas). Bring your own also.

You hopefully will not see (because it just isn’t there & has not been at previous rallies):

Violence

Fighting

Mob mentality

I saw an acquaintance on Facebook say that he was afraid of the scary tea party people. Tea Partiers are not scary people – scared, maybe, but not scary, not violent. They are individuals tired of sitting home hearing things they don’t agree with from both parties. By taking to the streets, they have found a common purpose with fellow citizens that supports the very core values they believe – individual rights – as outlined and protected by our Constitution. Many of these rallies have sparked organized action in support of conservative candidates, monthly discussion groups and entire books on the topic.

If you feel strongly about the rights of individuals in America, about supporting & protecting your conservative values, try attending one of the upcoming tea parties and listen and contribute to the conversation. It is your individual right to do so, at least as of today. Unless we participate, that right might be taken too.

Here are some sites listing upcoming tea parties – centered around April 15th – annual TAX day!

These sites let you search by your area:

Tea Party Nation

or The 912 Project

or Tea Party Patriots

or Tea Party Express (check out when this national tour of amazing speakers is coming near your town)

Here are two local to my area:

Phoenixville’s Valley Forge Patriots

Philadelphia’s Independence Hall Tea Party Association

Please feel free to add more dates or sites for readers to reference for tea party events or leave a comment on what you have enjoyed most about the tea party rallies and follow-up groups!

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RJ Harris speaks at the Mobilize for liberty event and calls on Rohrer and Corbett to debate.

Best quote:
“I don’t know a tinkers damn about what he (Corbett) thinks about taxes!”

youtube link

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The Independence Hall Tea Party Association is throwing a Christmas tea party to commemorate the 226th Anniversary of the first tea party in Philadelphia.

From the Meetup Site

Please join us as the Independence Hall Tea Party Assoc. holds a CHRISTMAS TEA PARTY commemorating the 226th Anniversary of the First Philadelphia Tea Party.

The event is from 2 to 3 PM on Sunday December 27, 2009 at Independence Mall, 5th and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and features Dom Giordano as Dr. Benjamin Rush, leader of the December 27, 1773 Philadelphia Tea Party.

Refreshments and music are planned. Bring Family, Friends, and Neighbors! This event is Free and Open to the Public.

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Event Agenda:
1:00 PM – Meet at City Island Parking Lot
2:00 PM – March begins from City Island to Capital Steps
2:30 PM – Rally begins on Capital Steps

More info visit

PAMarch.com
BerksTeaParty.com

Parking will be tight so arrive early. Here is a map of the march route

View Larger Map

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