emilynghiem
Constitutionalist / Universalist
Please post links here that the Tea Party is about backing the Constitution not the Klan.
I made a $10 million dollar bet (with proceeds going towards a Veteran/Black history project in my district)
that was raised to $20 million to prove that there was even one thing redeemable about the Tea Party.
[Note: Since I figured my friend is going to lose this bet, I offered to help him raise the money to take over the project of saving Freedmen's Town as a national Black historic district with a campus owned and managed by Veterans for Constitutional governance and training minority and Veteran leaders before running for office.]
I joined the meetup group for Houston Tea Party Meetup and got this Email below from John Perna, one of the Meetup founding members dating back to 2009. I am posting this to compile Proof that the Tea Party is about defense and education based on the Constitution and not about the Klan or other White Supremacist/Aryan racism against people of color. People with those beliefs do have freedom of speech and right to their beliefs under the Constitution, but the Tea Party is about the Constitution not about race.
I want one thread where I can direct my friend to for compiling research into the Tea Party to
disprove the claim they are "72% Klan and 28% Fruitcake"
I don't think Latino/Hispanic count as Klan, and I don't think Veterans and Sheriffs with reputable records
in law enforcement count as Fruitcakes. (Now, Victoria Jackson might count as a Fruitcake. With Ted Cruz,
it depends what your taste is in politics if he makes sense or sounds like nonsense to you if you don't understand Constitutional rights of citizens and not giving these up to Govt but defending due process.)
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[Houston-Tea-Party] Why I Agree With Sheriff Richard Mack's Endorsement of Ed Felix for Lexington County Sheriff
TargetFreedom.com Nationally Renowned Sheriff Richard Mack Endorses Ed Felix for Lexington County Sheriff
Ed Felix Files For Lexington Sheriff - FITSNews
FROM JOHN PERNA, HOUSTON TEA PARTY:
"Richard Ivan Mack is the former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona, and a two-time candidate for United States Congress. He is frequently referred to simply as "Sheriff Mack." Wikipedia
Citing his experience, qualifications and adherence to the Constitution, Ed Felix gained the endorsement of Sheriff Richard Mack in the race for Lexington County Sheriff.
“It gives me great pleasure to endorse and support the candidacy of Ed Felix for Sheriff of Lexington County. Ed is an experienced lawman and has served our country honorably. But the most important qualification Ed has to be your sheriff is the fact that he is 100% dedicated to America and her foundation,” Mack said in a statement.
Mack, the former Sheriff of Graham County, Ariz., is founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA). He has numerous awards, including being named Law Enforcement Officer of the Year by the National Rifle Association (NRA) and was inducted into the NRA Hall of Fame. He has also been named Elected Official of the Year by the Arizona-New Mexico Coalition of Counties.
Mack said that Felix will “keep his oath to protect you and your God-given liberties as detailed in the United States Constitution. IF we are to save our country, then we must first save Lexington County and elect a sheriff who will stand for freedom. Ed Felix will be that sheriff!”
Mack is highly regarded for his defense of the 2nd Amendment as a sheriff and a plaintiff in the Printz vs. the United States decision before the Supreme Court. The court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in that provisions of the Gun Control Act of 1968 were unconstitutional.
Felix was happy to gain Mack’s support: “we’re excited to have such enthusiasm from a national leader in public service, law enforcement and constitutionality.”
Mack joins several leaders from around the law enforcement spectrum. Doug Wright, Director of the National Criminal Enforcement Association (NCEA); Victor Webster, Founder of the Law Enforcement Advocacy Foundation (LEAF) and Chris Phillips, Chief Investigator of the Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services (DAODAS)."
I made a $10 million dollar bet (with proceeds going towards a Veteran/Black history project in my district)
that was raised to $20 million to prove that there was even one thing redeemable about the Tea Party.
[Note: Since I figured my friend is going to lose this bet, I offered to help him raise the money to take over the project of saving Freedmen's Town as a national Black historic district with a campus owned and managed by Veterans for Constitutional governance and training minority and Veteran leaders before running for office.]
I joined the meetup group for Houston Tea Party Meetup and got this Email below from John Perna, one of the Meetup founding members dating back to 2009. I am posting this to compile Proof that the Tea Party is about defense and education based on the Constitution and not about the Klan or other White Supremacist/Aryan racism against people of color. People with those beliefs do have freedom of speech and right to their beliefs under the Constitution, but the Tea Party is about the Constitution not about race.
I want one thread where I can direct my friend to for compiling research into the Tea Party to
disprove the claim they are "72% Klan and 28% Fruitcake"
I don't think Latino/Hispanic count as Klan, and I don't think Veterans and Sheriffs with reputable records
in law enforcement count as Fruitcakes. (Now, Victoria Jackson might count as a Fruitcake. With Ted Cruz,
it depends what your taste is in politics if he makes sense or sounds like nonsense to you if you don't understand Constitutional rights of citizens and not giving these up to Govt but defending due process.)
==========================================================================
[Houston-Tea-Party] Why I Agree With Sheriff Richard Mack's Endorsement of Ed Felix for Lexington County Sheriff
TargetFreedom.com Nationally Renowned Sheriff Richard Mack Endorses Ed Felix for Lexington County Sheriff
Ed Felix Files For Lexington Sheriff - FITSNews
FROM JOHN PERNA, HOUSTON TEA PARTY:
"Richard Ivan Mack is the former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona, and a two-time candidate for United States Congress. He is frequently referred to simply as "Sheriff Mack." Wikipedia
Citing his experience, qualifications and adherence to the Constitution, Ed Felix gained the endorsement of Sheriff Richard Mack in the race for Lexington County Sheriff.
“It gives me great pleasure to endorse and support the candidacy of Ed Felix for Sheriff of Lexington County. Ed is an experienced lawman and has served our country honorably. But the most important qualification Ed has to be your sheriff is the fact that he is 100% dedicated to America and her foundation,” Mack said in a statement.
Mack, the former Sheriff of Graham County, Ariz., is founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA). He has numerous awards, including being named Law Enforcement Officer of the Year by the National Rifle Association (NRA) and was inducted into the NRA Hall of Fame. He has also been named Elected Official of the Year by the Arizona-New Mexico Coalition of Counties.
Mack said that Felix will “keep his oath to protect you and your God-given liberties as detailed in the United States Constitution. IF we are to save our country, then we must first save Lexington County and elect a sheriff who will stand for freedom. Ed Felix will be that sheriff!”
Mack is highly regarded for his defense of the 2nd Amendment as a sheriff and a plaintiff in the Printz vs. the United States decision before the Supreme Court. The court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in that provisions of the Gun Control Act of 1968 were unconstitutional.
Felix was happy to gain Mack’s support: “we’re excited to have such enthusiasm from a national leader in public service, law enforcement and constitutionality.”
Mack joins several leaders from around the law enforcement spectrum. Doug Wright, Director of the National Criminal Enforcement Association (NCEA); Victor Webster, Founder of the Law Enforcement Advocacy Foundation (LEAF) and Chris Phillips, Chief Investigator of the Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services (DAODAS)."