CORRECTION of ‘Albany Tea Party: Poster Making Day’

We will make posters Saturday April 11th. I apologize for the error.
If you have not already done so please let me know if you can come.

This is the email I am sending to all organizations that I am inviting to our Tea Party. You are encouraged to copy and send to as many people as you can. Of course you can create your own email, just make sure the time, location and subject are included. You’re welcome to include my contact info if you would like, or to use your own. We’re in this together!

I am organizing a TEA Party on April 15, 2009 , 5:00-7:00 P.M., at the Courthouse located at 225 Pine Avenue, Albany, GA .

Our purpose is to inform our government that we are overtaxed and under-represented. Equally important is our goal to educate Southwest Georgians on our Founding Fathers and the Constitution.

I would be honored to have your organization participate.

I am a volunteer for the non-profit organization FreedomWorks.

Thank you for your time. I look forward to hearing from you.

I’ve had a few questions about this being an “anti-Obama” rally. NO, this will not be an anti-Obama rally. We are protesting overtaxation and under-representation, and encouraging a return to the Constitution and the principles our Founding Fathers used to create it and the Declaration of Independence. Both of our policital parties are guilty of straying from these principles.

If you have suggestions/questions contact me.

Donna

State Senate Bills I Find Interesting (SB 266 – SB 276)

Conclusions:
SB 266: SUPPORT
SB 267: SUPPORT
SB 268: OPPOSE
SB 269: SUPPORT
SB 270: SUPPORT
SB 271: SUPPORT
SB 272: SUPPORT
SB 273: OPPOSE
SB 274: SUPPORT
SB 275: OPPOSE
SB 276: OPPOSE

Why Legalize Drugs?

Imagine this, if you will.  One day, the government decides that something is bad for you.  Perhaps it’s free speech.  After all, it could get you decked.  It can also cause problems for society in general.  So, with all these things to consider, the government bans free speech.  Now, you have to get permission to say anything.  “Making a statement” is now illegal.

Sounds pretty far fetched, right?  After all, free speech is a Constitutionally protected right.  Well, it probably is in this instance.  Now, let’s substitution “corn” into that paragraph instead.  It still sounds silly, right?  Well, again, it is.  However, the corn analogy isn’t all that different than federal and state laws banning some drugs.

Albany Tea Party: Poster Making Day

This is from Donna Driskell, the organizer of the Albany Tea Party:

There is limited space so we will only have room for 8 additional people. If there are more people that want to get together to make posters we will need to find an additional location.That will be a wonderful problem to solve!

When: Saturday, April 4, 2009, 2:30
Where: First United Methodist Church
307 Flint Avenue
Albany, GA
We can meet in the parking lot across the street from the Fire Department.

I will have markers and a few posters with me. Please bring one for yourself and if you can a few additional posters.

Donna asks that you please email her if you plan to come.