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Check out our coverage @ RandyMelchert.com Major Event - The Tea Party Continues
Be Part of History
Americans For Prosperity - Wisconsin Chapter
& The Wisconsin GrandSons of Liberty
Presents
Taxpayer Tea Party/Milwaukee Constitution Day Celebration
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Veterans Park, 1010 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
3:00 - 5:00 PM
Confirmed Speakers
Vicki McKenna
Rock Star of Radio
WISN Radio Milwaukee, WIBA Radio Madison
Rachel Campos-Duffy
Blogger at AOL Parent Dish & Author:Stay Home, Stay Happy
Pat Snyder
WSAU Radio, Wausau
Jerry Bader-Invited
WTAQ Radio Green Bay
James T. Harris
WTMJ Radio, Milwaukee
Willie Soon, Ph.D
Astrophysicist Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Marc Marano
Former Spokesman for Senator James M. Inhofe of Oklahoma
Web site: ClimateDepot.com.
David Clarke
Milwaukee County Sheriff
Mark Block
Wisconsin State Director, Americans for Prosperity
Pastor David King
Founder, Milwaukee God Squad
Rebecca Kleefisch
Conservative Correspondent at Midday With Charlie Sykes
Linda Hansen
Wisconsin Prosperity Network
MannyPerez
JNA Staffing & Rep. Nat'l. Hispanic Assembly
Chad Kent
Chad Kent Speaks
Tim Dake
Wisconsin GrandSons of Liberty
Major speakers will be announced on this web site as soon as they are confirmed. This will be the largest Taxpayer Party in Wisconsin history.
Be part of it. Watch for details.
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(Photo from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
The largest state budget in history - and the meeting is scheduled so working citizens can’t go to it! At first they were going to schedule it for Miller Park on a Saturday (http://www.jsonline.com/news/wisconsin/40444607.html): “Leaders of the 16-member Joint Finance Committee have tentatively scheduled what may be the committee’s first ever Saturday hearing so Milwaukee-area residents who want to comment on the governor’s spending plan don’t have to take off work to do so, Capitol officials said.” but now they realized this budget is so controversial they don’t want working citizens to comment on it (http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/news/40805387.html). They scheduled their hearing for Wednesday from 10 AM to 4 PM. Can’t get off work for three hours to sit in line to share your view on the state budget? Too bad. Upset about being denied the right to comment on the budget? We’re sending a petition to the Joint Finance Committee to insist that all Wisconsinites, not just those who don’t have work responsibilities from providing input on the 2009 state budget. Sign our petition today! |
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