Tea Party News

A Republican Senate candidate from North Carolina appears to have plagiarized the "on the issues" section of his campaign site from Republican Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan, and his "issue" posts on Facebook are near-direct copies of articles by scholars from the conservative think-tank the Cato Institute.

It was a complete shock when I receive a message from the National office of Tea Party Patriots asking me to come to Washington DC to speak at the "FIVE YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT."

He's had months to figure it out, but Sen. Rand Paul still hasn't discovered a way to defend his endorsement of Mitch McConnell in a remotely convincing fashion.

It is amazing that something that seems as up-beat as "free" electricity from the sun can have such a dark side.

Glenn Beck worked the crowd like a preacher at a rally this month in Louisville, Ky., declaring that God had responded to conservatives' prayers by sending a slate of tea party candidates to wrest control of the Republican Party from Mitch McConnell.

The chairman of the Mississippi GOP, Joe Nosef, reacted angrily to Tea Party groups calling for his resignation this week, accusing one local activist of secretly working to elect Democrats and saying some 'fanatical' Tea Party groups could jeopardize the GOP's hold on a senate seat in one of the most Republican states in the nation, according to ... (more)

Calling all patriots! The Tea Party Express is back for another nationwide tour called "Fighting for Liberty Tour", and we're launching this Saturday April 19th! We are sick and tired of watching the failed policies of Barack Obama and his big-government pals in Congress push this country closer to the brink of financial disaster, all the while ... (more)

WOODSTOCK, Ga. Tea Party Patriots today filed a lawsuit in US District Court for the District of Columbia against the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Treasury, asking the court to force the release of documents shedding light on the agency's proposal for burdensome regulations for 501c4 citizens groups, and the roles played by former ... (more)

Last night, certain segments of Twitter were startled to see the Electronic Frontier Foundation publicizing a blog post with the title " Tea Party, Taxes and Why the Original Patriots Would've Revolted Against the Surveillance State ."

New documents show that ex-IRS official Lois Lerner inquired about the possibility of the Department 0f Justice taking action against organizations that "lied" about their political activity, adding yet another dimension to the agency's targeting of conservative groups.

Along with the issue of equal pay, education is front and center in the statewide races this election cycle.

The oil and gas industry is one of the biggest in the world, raking in $93 billion in profits last year alone.

Chilly weather didn't stop the Southern Tier TEA Party Patriots from bringing the heat against the Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday in downtown Jamestown.

U.S. Senate candidate and State Sen. Jim Oberweis, R-Sugar Grove, speaks on Tuesday at the Sixth Annual Chicago and Illinois Tax Day Tea Party at the Arcada Theater in St. Charles.

At this point it might take a dead body to get the Big Three networks to give the IRS-Tea Party scandal any sort of real coverage.

Say what you will about Sens. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, but they know a train wreck when they see it.

On Tax Day, Fox hosts provided a platform for six Tea Party members, disproving Ruport Murdoch's claim that the network doesn't promote the Tea Party.

April 15 is the day that Jackie Robinson officially integrated Major League Baseball.

Dozens of conservative groups have added their names as signatories to a Press Release sent in early March, stating that they will NO LONGER accept an RNC 'anointed' candidate who, more than likely, would be considered by these groups to be a moderate republican.

The Fort Lauderdale chapter of the Tea Party is planning to protest Charlie Crist's brand new Broward field office opening this weekend.