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First TPP TV Ads Set to Run

Having trouble viewing this? Click here In KY TPP TV Ads Are Set to Run The supplier of Tea Party Patriots products online is going to run television ads in Kentucky tonight and tomorrow promoting Tea Party Patriots 1 Million Yard Sign Campaign .  If the ads go well, they will roll them out in more areas of the country.  If you are in KY be sure to watch for the ads tonight. Regardless of where you are, be sure to purchase your yard sign and other Tea Party Patriots gear TODAY ! The press release for the ads is below.  Jenny Beth forgot to include in the last email that the link f

Stop the Largest Tax Hike in American History

Dear friends, It looks like Congress is going to scam... Sent from Gmail for mobile ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Grover Norquist < ideas@atr.org > Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2010 19:22:55 -0400 (EDT) Subject: Stop the Largest Tax Hike in American History To: conservachick@gmail.com Dear friends, It looks like Congress is going to scamper out of Washington, D.C. having done nothing to stop the largest tax hikes in history. In just 100 days, you will be paying higher taxes than you have in over a decade. ( http://www.atr.org/update-days-untilbr-largest-tax-hikes-a5418)What does this mean for you, for your family, for your small business? If you pay taxes, your taxes are going up. Even the lowest tax rate will rise from 10 to 15 percent.Everybody's tax rate is going up, from the kid with a lemonade stand clear up to Warren Buffett ( http://www.atr.org/update-days-untilbr-largest-tax-hikes-a5418 ). If you have a small business, the rate at which a majority of small busine

Net Neutrality and the Free Market

From freelance writer, Warner Todd Houston: The Right Needs to Wake up to Net Neutrality [...]   Here are just a few of the latest articles on Net Neutrality for your information: The FCC Again Resumes its Unauthorized Internet Agenda The Washington Examiner , By Seton Motley The estimable John Eggerton of Broadcasting & Cable reports: The (Federal Communications Commission-FCC) is issuing a public notice to "improve the FCC's understanding of business broadband needs," calling it the "next step" advancing the FCC's small business broadband agenda. Only one problem with this FCC assertion. They're not supposed to have a small business broadband agenda. Or a broadband agenda. Or any sort of Internet agenda at all. Tweet of the Day: The Real Battle for Mobile Reuters , by Brian X. Chen Tensions seem to rise between Apple and Google every time they launch a phone or acquire a new media company, but the real battle is happening