Go to a Tax Day Tea Party

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Go to a Tax Day Tea Tarty.  Meet other conservatives. Have fun.  Make a point.  

Ignore the naysayers.  We will be heard.  Washington will take note...and more importantly, the rest of the country will take note.  We will make a lasting impression, and the momentum will build.

Americans have overcome bigger troubles than the ones we face today.  We can emerge from this government-created disaster.  But voting and complaining won't be enough.  To tip the scales in our favor, we have to hit the streets.

If at all possible, make time in your day to attend a Tax Day Tea Party.

Baby RightKlik.  Due October 2009.

Little RightKlik will be at a Tax Day Tea Party, will you?

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Confirmed: The Obama DHS hit job on conservatives is real...

It is no coincidence that this report echoes Tea Party-bashing left-wing blogs and demonizes the very Americans who will be protesting in the thousands on Wednesday for the nationwide Tax Day Tea Party.

You're probably a terrorist.

Rightwing extremists may be gaining new recruits by playing on their fears about several emergent issues. The economic downturn and the election of the first African American president present unique drivers for rightwing radicalization and recruitment.

The possible passage of new restrictions on firearms and the return of military veterans facing significant challenges reintegrating into their communities could lead to the potential emergence of terrorist groups or lone wolf extremists capable of carrying out violent attacks.

D.C. Families Bemoan Imminent Loss of Voucher Program

The D.C. program gives about 1,700 low-income children scholarships worth up to $7,500, paid for with federal taxpayer dollars each year to cover costs of attending private schools — rather than the long-troubled D.C. public schools. The five-year pilot program was set to expire this year until Congress extended the program for only one more school year.

RightKlik will report on the Atlanta Tea Party.