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About JonWakefield

As a political independent, Jonathan Wakefield serves on the Board of Directors of the Richmond Tea Party. He is the author of SAVING AMERICA: A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE OF THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT and the non-political novel FATAL REALITY (an inspirational thriller). Jonathan is also a computer programmer and the owner of a copywriting and editing business. Visit his websites at www.teapartyforchristians.com and www.jonathanwakefield.com.

Coffee, Anyone?

The Coffee Party. The Washington Post reports that a lot of progressives are frustrated with the widespread success of the Tea Party movement across the country (and about to debut in Great Britain) and have started their own movement in answer to us. From their home page: MISSION: The Coffee Party Movement gives voice to [...]

By |2010-02-26T19:58:38-05:00February 26th, 2010|Uncategorized|3 Comments
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Let's Be Fair

In thinking about our upcoming Tax Day Rally, check out this op-ed from the Richmond Times-Dispatch describing some of the benefits of the FairTax. It originally ran in December, 2007, so the figures included are a little dated, but the principles are still sound. Here's an excerpt: You don’t have to read the 60,000 pages of federal [...]

By |2010-02-25T19:20:36-05:00February 25th, 2010|Uncategorized|2 Comments
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Member Org – Virginia Tea Party

Richmond Tea Party is a proud member of the Virginia Tea Party Statewide Organization.

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About Us

Richmond Tea Party, Inc. is a non-partisan, grassroots community established to advance and strengthen the Founding principle that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are God-given rights guaranteed to every individual by the Constitutions of the United States and the Commonwealth of Virginia. We believe that government derives its power from the people and is established solely to protect these rights. The core principles of limited government, fiscal restraint, personal responsibility, and governing with virtue and accountability are all necessary to ensure the preservation of our freedom. We believe that local governments, communities, and individuals are best suited to serve and represent the needs of the people. Most importantly, we believe that citizen participation in the political process is a fundamental necessity for good government.
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