Saline County TEA Party Monthly Meeting
June 14, 2012 from 6pm to 8:30pmReligious Freedom Rally
June 8, 2012 from 12pm to 7pm
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Saline County TEA Party posted eventsSaline County TEA Party updated an eventSaline County TEA Party monthly meeting at Brown's Country Restaurant
May 10, 2012 from 6pm to 8:30pm
Come and join with us for dinner and meeting at Brown's Country Restaurant, Thursday night, May 10th, we eat at 6PM, meeting begins at 6:45PM. Early voting begins om May 7th, several candidates will be at our meeting, come, listen and decide who you will vote for.
Ed Hairston updated an eventSaturday Breakfast meeting at Ed & Kay's Restaurant
June 2, 2012 from 8:30am to 10am
Saturday Breakfast meeting a Ed & Kay's Restuarant, Benton. Round table discussion of events, everyone is invited to come and participate.
Ella Ruth Alley might attend Ed Hairston's eventSaturday Breakfast meeting at Ed & Kay's Restaurant
May 26, 2012 from 8:30am to 10am
Saturday Breakfast meeting a Ed & Kay's Restuarant, Benton. Round table discussion of events, everyone is invited to come and participate.
Steven B Fay is attending Ed Hairston's eventOriginal Intent of the Framers class at First Lutheran Church
May 21, 2012 from 7pm to 8pm
Special night. Third Monday, May 21st, 7PM, First Lutheran Church, Benton. Last session of the series is the 10th Amendment to our Constitution, Qualifications for President.
Steven B Fay is attending Ed Hairston's eventElection Day at Your voting precinct
May 22, 2012 all day
Primary Election Day, if you have not early voted, today is your last opportunity. I hope and pray that we have all exercised our Rights in our Representative Republic and will continue toward November to make a change of direction in our government. Time for "Boots on the Ground".
George Benham posted a videoNC Non-Citizens Voting, Dead Offered Ballots, UNC Officials Embrace Voter Fraud
North Carolina Ballots are offered out in the names of others to total strangers. We find people who, according to Jury refusal forms, are listed as non-citi...
Election Day at Your voting precinct
May 22, 2012 all day
Primary Election Day, if you have not early voted, today is your last opportunity. I hope and pray that we have all exercised our Rights in our Representative Republic and will continue toward November to make a change of direction in our government. Time for "Boots on the Ground".
George Benham is attending Ed Hairston's eventOriginal Intent of the Framers class at First Lutheran Church
May 21, 2012 from 7pm to 8pm
Special night. Third Monday, May 21st, 7PM, First Lutheran Church, Benton. Last session of the series is the 10th Amendment to our Constitution, Qualifications for President.
Ed Hairston posted eventsElection Day
May 22, 2012 all dayOriginal Intent of the Framers class
May 21, 2012 from 7pm to 8pmSaturday Breakfast meeting
May 12, 2012 from 8:30am to 10am
Saline County TEA Party monthly meeting at Brown's Country Restaurant
May 10, 2012 from 6pm to 8:30pm
Come and join with us for dinner and meeting at Brown's Country Restaurant, Thursday night, May 10th, we eat at 6PM, meeting begins at 6:45PM. Early voting begins om May 7th, several candidates will be at our meeting, come, listen and decide who you will vote for.
Ed Hairston posted an eventSaline County TEA Party monthly meeting at Brown's Country Restaurant
May 10, 2012 from 6pm to 8:30pm
Come and join with us for dinner and meeting at Brown's Country Restaurant, Thursday night, May 10th, we eat at 6PM, meeting begins at 6:45PM. Early voting begins om May 7th, several candidates will be at our meeting, come, listen and decide who you will vote for.
Blog Posts
Obama's Arkansas Filing for President 2012
Take a walk on the wild side America! Can the other 49 states please provide their own 2012 example for the Patriots and possibly forward on to the "Cold Case Posse" and Sheriff Joe Arpaio?
It took all of 20 minutes to arrive at the Arkansas State Capitol
and what a gorgeous day!
I entered without a hitch and made my way to…
ContinuePosted by Bobbi Miller on March 2, 2012 at 7:16pm
Poverty in the U.S.
According to William Galston, the former advisor for President Clinton, there are three thing that can be done to greatly reduce your risk of ending up in poverty. 1. Graduate from high school. 2. Don’t have a child until you are married. 3. Don’t get married until you are at least 20 years old. People that follow these rules stay out of poverty 90 percent of the time, but people that break all three rules fall beneath the poverty line 80 percent of the time.
Parents teach your… Continue
Parents teach your… Continue
Posted by Shawn Hipskind on February 26, 2012 at 1:00pm
We Have More Waste Going On in Arkansas!
Posted by Bobbi Miller on December 20, 2011 at 11:23am
Something Needs to Be Done About This!
As you all know, I am always working the Patriot theme in my daily work on my blog, radio show, etc but now this is occurring in our state capital. I have emailed Tim Griffin and I hope everyone tries to find a way to stop this. I couldn't believe that the city workers and more will be receiving free houses and city land. Don't they receive enough taxpayer dollars for little effort? With the sale of these properties, there would be funds that could be put to use for the greater…
ContinuePosted by Bobbi Miller on December 20, 2011 at 1:00am
Taking on the Debt
The events of our lives groom us all. The situations we face and the trials we endure, shape our paradigms.
I was ten years old when a car accident took my brother from me. At age eleven, I was an uncle and shortly thereafter, I made Christ the Lord of my life. In the fifth grade, my parents decided to homeschool my brother, Chris and me.
In college, some of the decisions I made were stupid – decisions which I am still paying for. At eighteen, with childhood behind me and a…
ContinuePosted by Jason Davis on March 25, 2011 at 11:21pm — 1 Comment
Events
June 2
Saturday
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Saturday Breakfast meeting
June 2, 2012 from 8:30am to 10am – Ed & Kay's Restaurant
June 8
Friday
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Religious Freedom Rally
June 8, 2012 from 12pm to 7pm – Arkansas State Capitol
June 14
Thursday
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Saline County TEA Party Monthly Meeting
June 14, 2012 from 6pm to 8:30pm – Brown's Country Restaurant
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Saline County TEA Party, Breakfast Meeting
Join us for our "Weekly Breakfast Meeting", meeting begins at 8:30 AM, every Saturday at Ed & Kays Restaurant, Benton. An informal meeting, round table discussions about the events, goals,etc.The better we know one another, the better we succeed in our effort. Map below:
If you need further directions or questions, call me at 501 574 4599.
Open to all .
MEETING TIMES
SALINE CO. TEA PARTY - 2ND THUR. 6:00 PM, BROWN'S COUNTRY RESTAURANT
SALINE CO. TEA PARTY- EVERY SATURDAY - BREAKFAST MEETING 8:30 AM - ED & KAY'S RESTAURANT - BENTON
BREAKFAST MEETING 8:30AM
SALINE CO. GOP - 1ST THUR.6:30 PM, REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
SALINE CO. QUORUM COURT - 3RD TUE. 6:30 COURTHOUSE CR #1
BENTON CITY COUNCIL - 2ND & 4TH MON. 7:00 PM CITY HALL
BRYANT CITY COUNCIL - 4th THUR. 7;00 PM CITY HALL
BENTON SCHOOL BOARD - 2ND MON. 5:30 PM RINGGOLD ELEM CAFETERIA
BRYANT SCHOOL BOARD - 3RD MON. 6:00 PM PLANNING DEVOLOP. ROOM
Saline County Tea Party Principals
The Saline County Tea Party is a grassroots, non-partisan group opposed to wasteful government spending. Our core values are fiscal responsibility, limited government, and free markets. Our goals include influencing elections for the betterment of America, promoting State sovereignty (Federalism), compelling our elected officials to comply with the Constitution as written by our Founders and educating our Fellow Americans.
The Saline County Tea Party advocates for Fiscal Responsibility, Limited Government and Free Markets. We therefore oppose the use of federal funds for local projects. We believe that state and local governments make better decisions on the local use of tax dollars. All tax dollars sent to Washington that come back to the states have strings attached and are subject to a “bureaucracy tax” that keeps a portion in Washington
We still need LOGO designs!!!
The Saline County Tea Party advocates for Fiscal Responsibility, Limited Government and Free Markets. We therefore oppose the use of federal funds for local projects. We believe that state and local governments make better decisions on the local use of tax dollars. All tax dollars sent to Washington that come back to the states have strings attached and are subject to a “bureaucracy tax” that keeps a portion in Washington
We still need LOGO designs!!!
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Ken Rhone Discussion
Started by Saline County TEA Party May 3.
Plant an edible perennial today. 1 Reply
Started by Shawn Hipskind. Last reply by Ed Hairston Mar 2.
Merry Christmas and Happy new Year
Started by Don White Dec 22, 2011.
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