Posted July 28th, 2010 by Julie
We’ve been trying to think of an effective and easy way to tell our neighbors and fellow citizens about the NE Tarrant Tea Party. We believe that if more people knew we existed and saw that we consist of normal, everyday people like themselves, they’d be more inclined to join us. What better way to tell our neighbors than with a yard sign?
We want all of our members to put signs in their yards promoting NE Tarrant Tea Party.
The signs will have our logo and our web address, and are the size of a campaign sign. They cost $8.25 each. If you would like a sign, you must pre-pay. And if you’d like to go one step further, purchase two signs. The second one will go around town where it will be noticed by even more people.
For those really dedicated to our cause, we need to build a Sign Brigade team in each of our cities. These will be groups of people who will put signs up on Saturday mornings and take them down on Sunday nights (like real estate signs). It’s a fun and easy job, and we hope it will achieve a lot in growing our membership!
Please sign up and pay for your sign at our next meeting; or you can mail a check payable to NETTP with “sign” in the memo line to 703 Peach Ct, Grapevine TX 76051.
Posted July 28th, 2010 by "Yawn"
Foxnews.com published this report today:
Federal Judge Blocks Part of Arizona Immigration Law
A federal judge on Wednesday blocked some of the toughest provisions in the Arizona immigration law, putting on hold the state’s attempt to enforce federal immigration policy.
Though the rest of the law is still set to go into effect Thursday, the partial injunction on SB 1070 means Arizona, for the time being, will not be able to require police officers to determine the immigration status of anyone they stop or arrest.
People are outspoken on both sides of the law, but one thing is certain, Aliens coming into our borders illegally has to stop! For security, as well as, legal reasons.
Posted July 27th, 2010 by "Yawn"
Party, Party, Party!!!
We’re going to be calling on all tea party patriots to work HARD as we approach the November elections. “Remember in November” cannot be just a catchy slogan. We have GOT to truly make a difference in November and get the liberals out of our government.
However, after all that work, it will be time to play, and the NETTP is hosting a post-election party!
Dinner will include a fajita buffet, soft drinks and dessert, and there will be a live band and a cash bar. A drawing for 2 FREE tickets will be held at every meeting!
Other conservative groups will be invited to participate, and you can feel free to invite your friends as well with this Nov 6th NETTP party flyer.
Hopefully we’ll really have something to celebrate! Pull on your boots and western attire, and plan now to join us!
| Date: |
November 6th |
| Time: |
6pm-Mid |
| Place: |
Love & War in Texas Restaurant
2505 E. Grapevine Mills Circle,
Grapevine, TX 76051
(Next to Grapevine Mills Mall) |
| |
Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at any NETTP meeting event. Also you can mail your check made out to NETTP with the word 'party' in the memo line to: 703 Peach Ct, Grapevine TX 76051 |
Posted July 25th, 2010 by "Yawn"
An article by Roy Beck (Founder & CEO of NumbersUSA): Author of Fed’l 287(g) Law Says It Was Written to Allow State Laws Like Arizona’s was posted in NumbersUSA.com yesterday.
Rep. Lamar Smith has had it with so-called experts lying about what federal law allows for local enforcement of immigration rules.
In today’s Washington Post, he takes to task the immigration chiefs of the past two Presidents (one Republican and one Democrat) who have joined others in distorting the purpose of the “287(g)” local enforcement program, which is something of a model for the Arizona law that is scheduled to take effect later this week but is also tied up in federal court.
