Posted on 28 October 2009
Councilwoman Karin Uhlich is getting desperate by using the sexual slur "tea bagger" to refer to members of the Tucson Tea Party. Read more then vote her out on November 3rd! Continue Reading...
Posted on 30 September 2009
The Tucson City Council needs new leadership. Karin Uhlich and Nina Trasoff need to go. Attend Tucson's Last Stand to make a difference and the Tucson Tea Party to get involved. Also check out the Phoenix Tea Party. Continue Reading...
Posted on 06 May 2009
If you would like to get the latest info about the Tucson Tea Party, please visit the new blog. Continue Reading...
We are pleased to announce the addition of Gary Pierce of the Arizona Corporation Commission. In his role as Comissioner, Gary has promised and acted to protect the citizens of Arizona from fraud and excessive rate increases from our utility companies. Gary Pierce was born in Illinois and raised in Mesa, Arizona. He [...] [...more]
As we near the date of the protest, we will be locking down speakers for the event. To that end we would like to announce our first commitment: Nick Dranias, Director, Goldwater Institute's Center for Constitutional Government. [...more]
Writing in the Moscow Times, the Russia columnist Richard Lourie (author of The Autobiography of Joseph Stalin and Sakharov: A Biography) states that “relations between Washington and Moscow are at a new post-Soviet low” and proposes an interesting Grand Bargain to solve the Russia problem. It’s a brilliant strategic proposal, and President George Bush should [...] [...more]
A great big Texas smile to the Western Hemisphere from President Bush Bush laughs with Colombia’s Juan Valdes-clad coffee farmers Bush shares a laugh with Colombia’s fearless President Alvaro Uribe, our ally Bush and Uribe check out Colombia’s coffee and craft markets A forced hug? The body language suggests some discomfort between Bush and Brazil’s President Lula. Maybe they [...] [...more]
All of the Latinophone states give good protest when something matters That????s why the paltry thousands and in some cases, dozens, of unkempt sleazy anti Bush protestors at the Chavez sponsored marches around South America this week tell us a lot about Hugo Chavez????s real popularity down there … the Thug Of Caracas doesn????t seem [...] [...more]
People seem to be getting really excited about President Bush’s forthcoming trip to Latam. I don’t know why — as far as I can tell it’s not going to be any different than previous safaris to the continent’s urban jungles. If history is of any use, there are going to be lots of statements made [...] [...more]
Everyone — Take a look at the Pajamas Media straw poll. It records by “precinct”, so we can see who Publius readers would prefer to see as the winner of the 2008 presidential election. Overall, I’m a Romney fan, though I think McCain has the most pro-democracy foreign policy. In fact, there are a lot [...] [...more]
Yesterday, Estonia held its national parliamentary election. Prime Minister Andrus Ansip’s Reform Party increased its position from 19 to 31 seats in the 101-seat parliament, while their coalition partner in the previous government, the Centre Party, gained one seat to move to 29. The Union of Pro Patria and Res Publica holds 19 seats, the [...] [...more]
Sokwanele has turned up with some incredible footage of undercover news shot in Zimbabwe and aired the ITV. The video features protestors running down the street as they flea tear gas being launched at them by riot police, along with interviews and a look at how Zimbabweans are forced to live nowadays. One man describes [...] [...more]
For at least two years in a row now, women have gathered by the hundreds, if not thousands, on June 12 to demand equal rights from the tyrannical Islamic government. They’re sick of being treated as second class citizens — no, animals — in their own society. Publius reported on these events, the first one [...] [...more]
