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'''Independence Day tea parties''' are the next round of over 2000 tax protests scheduled in all 50 states on July 4th, 2009.<ref>http://wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=103126</ref> This is the follow-up tax protest to the widely successful, grassroots [[Tax Day Tea Party]] that attracted hundreds of thousands of protesters nationwide. | '''Independence Day tea parties''' are the next round of over 2000 tax protests scheduled in all 50 states on July 4th, 2009.<ref>http://wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=103126</ref> This is the follow-up tax protest to the widely successful, grassroots [[Tax Day Tea Party]] that attracted hundreds of thousands of protesters nationwide. | ||
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Revision as of 17:18, July 17, 2009
Independence Day tea parties are the next round of over 2000 tax protests scheduled in all 50 states on July 4th, 2009.[1] This is the follow-up tax protest to the widely successful, grassroots Tax Day Tea Party that attracted hundreds of thousands of protesters nationwide.
The largest Tea Party held to date was the Dallas Tea Party, held July 4, 2009 at Southfork Ranch in Plano, Texas.[2]
TEA
One sponsor, American Family Association says "Our goal is simply to keep the grassroots organizations mobilized." AFA has created TEA (Taxed Enough Already). Their protests will be held July 4th at 12 p.m. in front of city halls across the nation. [3]
The TEA website asks,
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Are you fed up with a Congress and a president who:
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Links To Events
A Google mashup project by Freedom Works lists Independence Day TEA parties. [4]