Montana started this push. Now other states are trying the same thing. Utah created the Patrick Henry Caucus to try and get all the local legislators to band together and make this as iron clad as possible.

Keep an eye on the Indiana vs. Chrysler sale in the Supreme Court right now. If that doesn't get completely stopped by the Supreme Court, then it will be the end of all contracts in business. We finally have a stand on stopping something the government has done that is against the law. Hopefully it can hold up.

With Glenn's continuous coverage on the disreputable organization ACORN, he had someone on tonight that provided the following website.

http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/default.asp

There is some very disturbing info in there about ACORN including some articles from the New York Post from October 2008. Funny how these articles didn't get very much press coverage. Blood is definitely shooting out of my eyes. I think I'm running a quart low about now.

There are quite a few posts on here and items can get lost very easily. I have seen a few other websites listed as 9-12 items. I think there are a lot of us that don't get to be on here regularly that get lost as far as what is coming for 9-12er's.

I've seen one website that was a petition and another that was a calendar of events. At this point I find it hard to believe anything, other than this website, as being involved with 9-12ers. So I just want some kind of verification on events, websites, etc.

Can we put an OFFICIAL list of 9-12er upcoming events on the home page? I think this would lower the amount of confusion and possible fake websites popping up trying to state they support what we do when they do not.

Another great example of our non-biased mainstream media. I checked out AC360 tonight based on a comment on our tea party board.

The conversation was with David Gergen (Senior Political Analyst) and Ali Velshi (Chief Business Correspondent). They were discussing Obama's speech today and where they expected the economy to go. Then Anderson asked David where the republicans stood on the whole situation. He went on to say that they were in disarray and didn't really have a voice.

Anderson then pipes in with "Well they have their teabagging" and all three started laughing. David proceeded to discuss polls on how well Obama is liked right now and stated the Republicans "they are searching for their voice".
This is when Anderson says "It's hard to talk when you're teabagging." Then they all broke out into laughter.

Teabagging of course is slang for something I won't discuss here, but once again it's mainstream media bashing on something they don't want to discuss. In the meantime, totally getting it wrong. Still thinking that the tea parties are about the Republican party. It's one thing to get that brand of ignorance on a blog site somewhere, but on primetime news it's just ridiculous.

I'm not sure if this has been covered, but both the Senate and Congress will be off on April 15th. I think every state organizer should send invitations to the tea parties to their state's representatives. Who knows. They might show up and start opening their eyes to what is going on around them.