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WebWarriors: Fireworks and Tea: Once again, it’s time for a #TeaParty

July 1, 2009 by forthardknox  
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Sign up for our Weekly Web 2.0 Newsletter here!This Saturday’s the Day! We’re celebrating Independence this year, not just from Great Britain, but from our own government legislators that seem to have no problem with mortgaging our great-grandchildren’s future to promote their strange little social experiments (aka “progressivism”). So, find a tea party near you – go, and let your voice be heard. As usual, the parties are mostly being organized online. The Twitter hashtag is #teaparty.

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