Rand Paul!
Loved by the Tea Party and relentlessly attacked by the liberal media, Rand Paul is fearless and resolute: he speaks truth to power and stands up for what is right.
Rand Paul is a humble philosopher and a straightforward champion for Kentuckians. He is the statesman we need in these difficult times.
His official campaign website is located at RandPaul2010.com
Rand Paul's opponent is Jack Conway, a lawyer and career politician who is expanding government to serve Obama's agenda. An interesting site about Jack is JackConway2010.com
Likelihood to Vote for Tea Party-Supported Candidates Edges Past 50%
Economic woes remain a mutual concern among voters
EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Aug. 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- PJTV's Tea Party TV today released its fourth iteration of their weekly Tea Party poll, which revealed that 52 percent of likely voters are likely to vote for a Tea Party-supported congressional candidate.
PJTV Rolls Out Weekly Tea Party Poll
54% of respondents and 31% of Democrats support the movement
EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Aug. 4 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Tea Party TV, which covers all things Tea Party and is produced by PJTV, today unveiled its weekly Tea Party tracking poll, adding a research component to its coverage.
In the Spotlight: Tea party's bigotry disturbing
Criticizing the current resident of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is as timeless and American as baseball. But no president in history has had so much racist vitriol directed at him as the current one, including being compared to a monkey and having his birthplace and religion endlessly questioned.
CAIR Backs NAACP Resolution on Tea Party Racism
Muslim civil rights group says movement fails to repudiate Islamophobia
WASHINGTON, July 15 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A prominent national Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization today offered support for an NAACP resolution passed earlier this week asking the Tea Party movement to condemn racism within its ranks.
Will tea partiers stir up Georgia elections?
The good news about the tea party movement, Jack Pierce of Woodstock said, is that it's not organized in a conventional sense.
