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Revision as of 15:42, August 21, 2010
Major Tea Party Organizations include:
- The National Tea Party Federation, which includes several dozen tea party groups from around the nation.
- The Tea Party Unity Convention, meeting in October, 2010 in Las Vegas to unify tea party groups. This is co-sponsored by the Tea Party Nation, Free America, ResistNet, Leadership Tea Party, and the Tea Party Leadership Coalition.
- Tea Party Caucus
- There are thousands of Tea Parties nationwide. [1] The Tea Party Patriots website lists their links.[2]
- Florida, for example, has more than 100 tea party groups.[3]
- Nationwide Tea Party Coalition, co-founded by Michael Patrick Leahy.
- TeaParty365 (David Webb and Kellen Giuda)
- Memphis TEA Party (Mark Skoda)
Other groups associated with the Tea Party include:
- FreedomWorks (grassroots director Brendan Steinhauser)
- Tea Party Express
- Smart Girl Politics
- American Solutions
- Balance Budget Amendment Now coalition
- United Tea Party
- UnitedConservatives
- The Patriot Caucus
- Americans For Liberty
- Ensuring Liberty Corp
- Americans for Prosperity
- Tea Party Nexus
- American Liberty Alliance
- Get Out Of Our House
- Liberty First PAC
- Our Country Deserves Better
- 9-12 Project
- National Precinct Alliance
- The Leadership Institute
- Sam Adams Alliance
- American Majority
- The American Reform Party
- Founding Bloggers
- Conservatives of America
- Tea Party Grassroots
- TeaPAC.net
- RenewAmerica
- Renewing American Leadership
- Grassfire Nation