ConservaChick

When ConservaDude and I were at the Louisville Tea Party on 9/5/09, we met a couple from St. Louis, Missouri who were selling some cool t-shirts. My hubby is now the proud owner of a "Band of Patriots" shirt and I'll be calling soon to order my "Cap'n Trade" tee! I thought I should share these with you in case you're in the market for a clever t-shirt. [In case it's not clear enough to read on your monitor, the text below the picture reads, "Piracy...It's not just on the high seas anymore"] [I think this one speaks quite clearly for itself!] The t-shirts are $15.00 each. If you like what you see, you can email inquiries to them freedomladies@gmail.com or call Eileen at 636-812-2161 to order. In case you need another good reason to buy from them, they are awaiting their non-profit status as the "Freed Ladies." When that is official, proceeds from these sales will then be sent to the USO.

The September 5th Tea Party in Louisville is now history. It may one day be noted in history books -- at least as long as Conservatives continue to write books, it just might be -- so I think it's important to post a few words and a lot of pictures from the Tea Party in Louisville on September 9, 2009. The Tea Party Express made a stop in Louisville on its way from Sacramento, CA to Washington, DC to rally the patriots here. While the rally speakers and the Tea Party Express show were all fun and motivational, the TRUE show was to be found wandering the crowd. The local fishwrap did a write-up of the event and estimated the crowd at 3,000 people. Those thousands came prepared to express themselves and we caught most of it in pictures. Note the variety of signs you see in the pictures that follow. I've often said that trying to organize Conservatives for a protest is like herding cats. We are all very independent. Every one of us has a different issue as it pertains to the cur...