On tax day, April 15, over 2,000 patriots in Silicon Valley came out to rally against out of control government spending. It was a historic day, we joined over 1.2 million people in 85o cities who took to the streets, spread out across all fifty states of this great nation. This was the start of the Silicon Valley Tea Party Patriots Movement.
On July 5, 2009 we did it again! 1,000 Patriots came out to protest against a government takeover of our healthcare system. We were met with cheers and thumbs up from the folks driving by in support of our message!
Our Mission
Silicon Valley Tea Party Patriots is a non-partisan movement aimed at bringing limited government, fiscal responsibility, and the free-market principles that our country was founded on back to government. It’s time to stop the politicians from spending money they don’t have, stop them from mortgaging the future or our children, and to force them to actually read the legislation they sign. We simply want to bring reason back to government.
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9 responses so far ↓
Tom Laman // Sunday, December 13, 2009 at 11:25 AM |
I am a retired San Jose Fireman and am now on social security. I am looking for an organization that can and will do something to stop this Socialist/Marxist take over of our government by a well organized regime probably funded by the Obama stash(stimulus) and Sorus. I also want to be part of anything that can get rid of Boxer, Feinstien and especially Pelosie. Also to be notified when Acorn is at work on the local area.
Gary W // Sunday, December 13, 2009 at 7:54 PM |
Tom:
Don’t forget about Mike Honda. I’ve been at his online town hall meeting about health care reform and receive his email responses about the massive debt the government has/is taken on. His agenda is much different than ours and I don’t think he really cares what others in opposition say.
Regards,
Gary
Tom // Monday, December 14, 2009 at 9:36 AM |
Mike Honda like Eshoo, Boxer and Feinstien are all in the problem category. If you call or write you only get 1. A recorded message
2. A form letter stating how wonderful all of his or her decisions are and the over all propaganda that the Admin gives out.
3. OR “Yes we will pass this on… ” to who? it is time to hold their noses to the grindstone by in writing not: e mail, which parts of the constitution they are violating and what should be done because of that.
Since the Admin is using the Constitution as TP we need to expose at every chance the fact that WE THE LEGAL AMERICANS will hold each and everyone accountable at election time.
That is also if we can fight organizations like ACORN and their ilk.
It is imperative that we all get a copy of the constitution and read and learn what it says and be able to defend it or we will all go down the road that this Socialist/Marxist regime is dragging us down.
Gary // Monday, December 14, 2009 at 1:56 PM |
You have to wonder why voters keep voting for the incumbents such as Mike Honda, Pelosi, Feinstein and the others? Are they voting because they’re receiving entitlements, are not paying attention, or are in agreement? Certainly, in Northern California, most vote Democrat and Liberal.
Unless, people become discontent and wake up, the majority (Democrats and Liberals) will continue to call the shots.
What local organizations have members who are gaining clout?
Jess // Saturday, December 19, 2009 at 5:33 PM |
Sometimes it seems like we are few and far apart. I’ve only lately started seriously worrying about the steps this country is taking. 3 years more seems like a long time to survive the current mess our government has created. I’d like to see a better coordinated effort to remind the Republican Party of its responsibilities to conservatism. Identify the local Republican Party “leaders” and light a fire under their butts. (?)
Jess B. guy
Linda // Friday, January 1, 2010 at 12:35 AM |
Our local paper, The Gilroy Dispatch wrote an article on the then recently passed health care bill in the Congress. The article had several statements from Honda on how wonderful the bill was and basically the whole article leaned in favor of the bill except for a couple sentences from my husband. A Dispatch reporter had called my husband with questions for the article after she learned we had recently attended a tea party event.
We were very unhappy with how the article was written, so I wrote an “Opinion to the Editor” in opposition to Honda’s Congressional health care bill.
I must have struck a nerve with Honda because he answered my Opinion article with one of his own saying, “he was compelled to respond to correct the most egregious of the factual distortions………” (Dec. 17)
I have written Honda, Boxer and Feinstein so many times I have lost count and all I get is form letters. This time I got a real response even though it was Honda’s standard retoric.
Do you think it would do some good to get more real facts out there by writing more “opinions” to our local newspapers? Maybe we can get more real responses from Honda, Boxer and Feinstein.
Linda // Friday, January 1, 2010 at 12:49 AM |
On December 22, our govenor wrote a letter to Pelosi. He said that he was assured that federal legislation (health care) would not increase costs to California. Unfortunately, under every scenario the federal health care reform legisaltion now being debated would cost our General Fund an additional 3 to 4 billion annually. “This crushing burden will be added to a safety net that is already shredding….”
Some states are considering “nullification.”
Gary // Sunday, January 3, 2010 at 10:59 PM |
Honda seems to focus on the minorities. He is part of the Asian Pacific committees. He seems to parrot the administration and wants to share the wealth similar to Obama. You wonder why so many in Silicon Valley have voted for him. Was it his father, or the successful tech people feel ‘guilty’ about the wealth they have and have created?
It seems that deaf ears have taken over government (local, state and federal) and unless groups form, nothing will change.
JimmyJoeBillyBob // Tuesday, February 9, 2010 at 2:56 PM |
I wrote letters to Feinstein and Eshoo to educate them on the financial and moral reasons NOT to vote in favor of the Bankster bailouts. I wrote each one of them twice, and received essentially identical form letter replies in each case. Before that, I wrote in Ron Paul during the Presidential election.
Like many, I have become accustomed to the lack of real representation, but my apathy is GONE. When the same power-drunk Washington government immediately went off on a new scam (Obamacare, Reid and Pelosicare, whatever…), we finally woke up.
Now Republican and Democrat parties both had better open their ears. People are finding their voices and their power, and the fact is we have the numbers. For George Bush and the Republican controlled Congress to have run up the debt as they did, causing Republicans to abandon ship, then for Obama’s own Janet Napolitano to have said Ron Paul supporters were essentially latent terrorists needing to be monitored, for Anita Dunn to have said her favorite political philosopher was Mao Tse Tung, for Eric Holder to have made the brilliant decision to apply our expensive and hard-fought constitutional rights to a foreign citizen that admitted he attacked our country, and for the countless other offenses against us, every political office holder now gets to witness an American tsunami. Scott Brown is a start, but there’s a LOT more to do.
God Bless the USA, our brilliant constitution, and all the patriots that hold them near and dear.