Saturday, November 14, 2009

“Tea Party” Candidates Forum - (Dec. 9th) - Illinois U.S. Senate / U.S. Congress 11th District


Above: our Governors Forum (over 1,000 in attendance). Now it is time to hear from the Senate and Congressional Candidates on December 9th.

Free Admission, Live Band (Debbie K & Freedom Band) Slide Show, Candidate Forum, Meet the Candidates, Streaming Video Live on the Internet, Cash Bar, Fellow Patriots. What else can you want?

We have asked them to hear us. They have agreed. Please be there!!!

Since April 15th Joliet Tea Party and The Homer/Lockport Tea Party have drawn tens of thousands of people to a variety of Tea Parties, Protests and Freedom Concerts in Will County IL. We held the largest national “Tea Party Express Rally” in New Lenox, IL. (Drawing 10,000 people). Our objective has been to engage the system, to encourage our elected officials to change the course that we are on as a nation, and to embrace those things that have made our country great. If they are not willing, then we are committed to finding and supporting candidates that will.

Recently we held a “Tea Party” Governor’s Forum to meet the Illinois candidates for Governor. We are now throwing one for the U.S. Senate and U.S. Congressional 11th district candidates. They are coming to meet with you! Tea Partiers have asked them to “hear our voices.” Well, they have responded. Please come and welcome them. No boring forums here. We are sponsoring a” tea party” style forum. Let’s get together. Let’s get answers. Try to arrive early.

The event will be held (Dec. 9th) at The Holiday Inn (Louis Joliet Ballroom) 411 S. Larkin, Joliet IL. 60436

(6:00 PM) Start Time: Fun Begins, Free Admission, Cash Bar, Slide Show, Live Music with Debbie K & Freedom Band, Great Fellowship & Networking Time, Live Video Stream, MeetCandidates.

(7:00 PM - 9:00) Candidates Forum

(9:00PM) Greet Session: Meet Candidates Personally.

Watch the event live at: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/homer-lockport-tea-party

For Additional Information:
joliettaxdayteaparty@gmail.com


(Register Below) FORUM EVENT IS FREE (Please register so we gauge attendance) Ticket not required at door.

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Thursday, November 5, 2009

"Will County AllianceTea Party" Governors Forum Draws 1,000. Unheard of for a local Candidates Forum!



Watch assorted videos of the event at:

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/homer-lockport-tea-party

Chicago Trbune Article below:

Five of the seven GOP governor hopefuls got in some debate prep Wednesday night at a forum in southwest suburban Homer Glen that drew what we estimated at more than 1,000 people. It was put on by the tea party groups in Will County, so it was a conservative crowd. As a result, a lot of political red meat was thrown out there. State Sen. Bill Brady of Bloomington offered fiery opening remarks and said he served with Democratic President Barack Obama in the Illinois Senate, but did not support him. That was a reference to opponent state Sen. Kirk Dillard of Hinsdale, who found himself explaining his appearance in an Obama campaign ad to the crowd. Dillard also touted his work for former Republican Gov. Jim Edgar, while Brady drew some puzzled looks when he said he'd accept campaign contributions from unions.
Transparency advocate Adam Andrzejewski of Hinsdale, a first-time candidate, was asked how he would take on Springfield when he "seems a little green." He said his business experience should count more than political experience and pledged to deal with Springfield "the way Ronald Reagan dealt with Washington, D.C."
Political pundit Dan Proft drew applause for his series of one-liners, telling fellow conservative Andrzejewski that he "no more invented (government) transparency than Al Gore invented the Internet." Proft was asked about his public relation firm's big-dollar contract with Cicero, a town not historically known for clean government. He blasted two of his opponents for "playing the guilt by association game."
DuPage County Board Chairman Bob Schillerstrom of Naperville scored points with the crowd when he talked about his fiscal stewardship, but then had to answer first on the question "Where do our rights come from?" Schillerstrom answered "from the people," and was the only candidate who didn't mention God.
Former Illinois Attorney General Jim Ryan and former Illinois Republican Chairman Andy McKenna did not attend.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Joliet Tea Party's Own Deb K & Freedom Band Play With Gov. Huckabee At IFI Fundraiser

Monday, September 28, 2009

Conservative Committeeman Project



Please Contact: Conservativecommitteeman.com for more information.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Milton Freidman: Capitalism vs Socialism

Saturday, September 12, 2009

INTERVIEW WITH ILLINOIS REVIEW: TIM & DEBBIE KRAULIDIS DISCUSS PLANNING NEW LENOX RALLY

Friday, September 11, 2009

IT IS OFFICIAL, NEW LENOX TEA PARTY BIGGEST OUT OF 35 Cities (Reported on FOX's Hannity Show).



Marc Williams of The Tea Party Express made it official on "Hannity" this evening. He states: "Sean, Our biggest event was in, beleive it or not, a town called New Lenox Illinois. A town 35 minutes outside of Chicago." We drew over 10,000 people. They wanted me to tell you "they know Obama."

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