State Chapter: Pennsylvania

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State Blogs

Update: Over 4,000 Attend Williamsport Tea Party

By Nan Swift on Aug 31, 2009

Williamsport hosted a huge tea party in the run-up to 9/12 on Saturday with over 4,000 coming out to hear from Mr. Thomas Paine and others.  The crowd put up with intermittent rain with great spirits and rounded out the event with a march down to the Market Street Bridge for a ceremonial throwing of "tea" into the Susquehanna River.  The Williamsport Tea Party did a great job organizing the rally and signed up hundreds to come to D.C.

 

State Press Releases

Join us as we March on Harrisburg on November 14th!

Oct 02, 2009

FreedomWorks has joined the Pennsylvania Tea Party Coalition, Smart Girl Politics and other great organizations for a November 14th March on Harrisburg to take our message of fiscal responsibility and lower taxes directly to state lawmakers. Please join us for a big march and rally on the capitol steps in Harrisburg!

Who: Pennsylvania Tea Party Patriots and FreedomWorks
What: March on Harrisburg (State Capitol Steps)

When: Saturday, Nov.

State News

Tea party sequel planned for Easton's Centre Square

Planners hope to remind politicians of deficit, spending concerns at rally

Jul 01, 2009

Political junkies now have their own summer sequel to ponder: Tea Parties 2, Independence Day.

Local conservative and libertarian political activists, who threw ''tea party'' protests on April 15, will rally again Friday in Easton as part of hundreds of demonstrations across the nation this weekend.

While their numbers are smaller this time around, their target is again big government, in particular President Barack Obama's cap and trade energy proposal and plan to overhaul health care.