"Al Sharpton and Ben Jealous are Welfare Pimps"

Ex-NAACP President C.L. Bryant minces no words here.

Press Release: Grandmothers Roundtable in Walla Walla

On Monday, 7 March, the Grandmothers Roundtable presents a forum entitled:

“Three Views of Government: Democrat, Republican, and the Tea Party Movement.”

The forum will begin at 7:00 pm and will be held at the

Walla Walla Community College Conference Center, Room 185.
 

As budget debates rage in Washington and Olympia over cuts and expenditures in our government, the Grandmothers pondered the question: What do citizens really want from our government and how are we going to pay for it? In order to answer that dilemma the Grandmothers invited representatives from three local political parties to enlighten us on their views of government from their parties’ perspective. Questions raised included: What government services are essential? How should government be paid for? Is there a role for government regulation? Is there common ground between the three political groups?  How can we, as local citizens, make our concerns heard about the state and national budget?

Martha Clinehens, one of the founders of the grassroots Tea Party movement here in Walla Walla, will outline their core values and key principles. Jim Johnson, Chair of the Walla Walla County Republican Central Committee will discuss the role of government from the Republican point of view.  Don Schwerin, County Representative to the Democratic State Committee, will discuss the Democrats’ perspective on government.  

Susan Palmer, Sociology Instructor at Walla Walla Community College, will moderate the forum and will direct written questions from the audience to panel members after their presentations. The evening promises to be informative.

The Grandmothers Roundtable is a non-partisan organization focusing on issues of interest in the Walla Walla Valley and on educating the public about how to better participate. Grandmothers Roundtable forums welcome all ages, genders, and political views.

For more information, contact Pat Yenney at (509) 529-6505 or Linda Moats at bmoats-at-q.com.

Dr. Bob Basso Seminar, Sept. 25th

Walla Walla Tea Party Patriots Present  

A Triumph of Principles!

Award-winning actor, author, and historian, Dr. Bob Basso, America's "Thomas Paine," visits Walla Walla September 25th.


Join us for a fast-paced seminar, featuring Bob Basso and his popular portrayal of one of America's Founding Fathers, Thomas Paine. This information-packed program will energize and inspire you to continue to fight to take back America!

Saturday, September 25th

9:00 am to 4:00 pm

First Assembly Church of God

1919 Fern Avenue

$10 donation appreciated

Additional seminar speakers include:

Michael Coffman: scientist, activist, & author of Rescuing a Broken America: Why America is Deeply Divided & How to Heal it Constitutionally.

* For additional information, click here: http://www.rescuingamericabook.com/
* For his Face Book page, click here: http://www.facebook.com/RescuingAmerica

Sharon Hanek: accountant, community volunteer, wife, mother & citizen activist focusing on educational research.


* For additional information, click here: http://www.sharonhanek.com/

Jane Milhans: political consultant, strategic planner, & trainer for Get Out the Vote.

* For additional information, click here: http://smartgirlpolitics.ning.com/profile/JaneMilhans

Ken Morse: Olympia Tea Party organizer, bio-remediation expert, & business owner.

* For additional information, click here: http://www.olympiateaparty.com/

"The price of non-involvement means the end

of our sovereignty and the dawn of a newer, weaker, bankrupted nation."

~ Dr. Bob Basso